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Predictions (2025)

Prediction

Quote

Status

Mortgage interest rates may not decrease or may increase in 2026.

There is a possibility that mortgage interest rates do not go down or they even go up in 2026.

8 months ago Correct

Mortgage interest rates may not decrease or may increase in 2026.

There is a possibility that mortgage interest rates do not go down or they even go up in 2026.

Correct

Mortgage interest rates will not go down to 3% in 2026.

I don't expect mortgage interest rates to go down to 3% again next year.

8 months ago Correct

Mortgage interest rates will not go down to 3% in 2026.

I don't expect mortgage interest rates to go down to 3% again next year.

Correct

Federal Reserve to not cut interest rates in September (market expectation, as of this morning).

The odds that the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates in September have gone to 7.5%.

8 months ago Incorrect

Federal Reserve to not cut interest rates in September (market expectation, as of this morning).

The odds that the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates in September have gone to 7.5%.

Incorrect

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.25% in September (market expectation, as of this morning).

The odds of a 0.25% rate cut have gone to 92.5%.

8 months ago Correct

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.25% in September (market expectation, as of this morning).

The odds of a 0.25% rate cut have gone to 92.5%.

Correct

Federal Reserve to not cut interest rates by 0.5% in September (market expectation, as of this morning).

The odds of a 0.5% interest rate cut in September have gone to 0%.

8 months ago Correct

Federal Reserve to not cut interest rates by 0.5% in September (market expectation, as of this morning).

The odds of a 0.5% interest rate cut in September have gone to 0%.

Correct

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.5% in September (market expectation, as of yesterday).

There's also a 6.7% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.5% in September.

8 months ago Incorrect

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.5% in September (market expectation, as of yesterday).

There's also a 6.7% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.5% in September.

Incorrect

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.25% in September (market expectation, as of yesterday).

There's a 93.3% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25%. 25% in September.

8 months ago Correct

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.25% in September (market expectation, as of yesterday).

There's a 93.3% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25%. 25% in September.

Correct

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates at the September 17th meeting (market expectation).

There is a 100% chance of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates at that meeting.

8 months ago Correct

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates at the September 17th meeting (market expectation).

There is a 100% chance of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates at that meeting.

Correct

Home prices to be up 3% by the end of 2025 (National Association of Realtors prediction).

The National Association of Realtors predicts that we're going to end the year with home prices being up by 3%.

8 months ago Incorrect

Home prices to be up 3% by the end of 2025 (National Association of Realtors prediction).

The National Association of Realtors predicts that we're going to end the year with home prices being up by 3%.

Incorrect

Home prices to be up 1.3% by the end of 2025 (Mortgage Bankers Association prediction).

The Mortgage Bankers Association predicts that we're going to end the year with home prices up 1.3%.

8 months ago Correct

Home prices to be up 1.3% by the end of 2025 (Mortgage Bankers Association prediction).

The Mortgage Bankers Association predicts that we're going to end the year with home prices up 1.3%.

Correct

Home prices to be up 4.1% by the end of 2025 (Fanny Mae prediction).

Fanny May predicts that we'll end this year with home prices being up 4.1%. So that's 2025 in total from the start of the year to the end of the year.

8 months ago Incorrect

Home prices to be up 4.1% by the end of 2025 (Fanny Mae prediction).

Fanny May predicts that we'll end this year with home prices being up 4.1%. So that's 2025 in total from the start of the year to the end of the year.

Incorrect

Any market dips will present an amazing buying opportunity due to anticipated easier monetary policy and asset inflation.

So, I would say any market dips, you know, this just me personally, I would see it as an amazing buying opportunity.

9 months ago Correct

Any market dips will present an amazing buying opportunity due to anticipated easier monetary policy and asset inflation.

So, I would say any market dips, you know, this just me personally, I would see it as an amazing buying opportunity.

Correct

An easier monetary policy, including quantitative easing (QE), will follow interest rate cuts, leading to more asset inflation.

And when they resume the interest rate cuts, it's going to be an easier monetary policy. So, first come the interest rate cuts, followed by quantitative easing, QE. And with an easier monetary policy is going to come more asset inflation.

9 months ago Correct

An easier monetary policy, including quantitative easing (QE), will follow interest rate cuts, leading to more asset inflation.

Correct

The Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates by the end of 2025, if not in September, then at one of the two subsequent meetings.

I don't know how J. Paul is going to justify not cutting interest rates in September, the way things that are going. But I do want you to know that the interest rate cuts, they're I mean, they're going to start soon. It's right around the corner. So, if not in September, then there are two more meetings after that one in September for the remainder of the year. And each of those meetings are going to be fair game for an interest rate cut.

9 months ago Correct

The Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates by the end of 2025, if not in September, then at one of the two subsequent meetings.

Correct

The US government will prevent a recession from lasting longer than a few months.

The United States government cannot allow a recession to last longer than a few months.

9 months ago Correct

The US government will prevent a recession from lasting longer than a few months.

The United States government cannot allow a recession to last longer than a few months.

Correct

The US government will prevent the stock market from crashing and staying down for an extended period.

The United States government cannot allow the stock market to crash and stay down for an extended period of time.

9 months ago Correct

The US government will prevent the stock market from crashing and staying down for an extended period.

The United States government cannot allow the stock market to crash and stay down for an extended period of time.

Correct

If the Fed cuts rates in September and maintains its forecast of two cuts for the year, another rate cut will occur in October or December.

If they keep it at two rate cuts, you know, for the remainder of this year, that means that, okay, if they cut in September, then they're going to have to cut again very soon, either in October or in December.

9 months ago Correct

If the Fed cuts rates in September and maintains its forecast of two cuts for the year, another rate cut will occur in October or December.

Correct

The August labor market report will show further weakening.

I don't think it's going to be a surprise to anyone to see that the labor market's going to weaken even further in the next report.

9 months ago Correct

The August labor market report will show further weakening.

I don't think it's going to be a surprise to anyone to see that the labor market's going to weaken even further in the next report.

Correct

Cost of living will worsen.

Cost of living is just going to get worse.

9 months ago Correct

Cost of living will worsen.

Cost of living is just going to get worse.

Correct

Easier monetary policy will lead to more inflation.

This means that an easier monetary policy it's on its way and more inflation.

9 months ago Incorrect

Easier monetary policy will lead to more inflation.

This means that an easier monetary policy it's on its way and more inflation.

Incorrect

Federal Reserve has a 94.9% chance of cutting interest rates on September 17th.

There is now a 94.9% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at their next meeting on September 17th.

9 months ago Correct

Federal Reserve has a 94.9% chance of cutting interest rates on September 17th.

There is now a 94.9% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at their next meeting on September 17th.

Correct

Goods inflation will accelerate in August and September 2025, as reflected in CPI reports.

You can expect goods inflation to show up to accelerate in August and September in the CPI reports.

9 months ago Correct

Goods inflation will accelerate in August and September 2025, as reflected in CPI reports.

You can expect goods inflation to show up to accelerate in August and September in the CPI reports.

Correct

If the stock market drops due to a 30-year yield spike, Trump will delay/undo tariffs, causing the stock market to reverse and go back up.

If that does happen, then that would be a great buying opportunity for stocks, for crypto, for precious metals because Trump will have to he'll have to, you know, delay or postpone or just undo undo the tariffs and that would cause the stock market to reverse and go back up.

9 months ago Incorrect

If the stock market drops due to a 30-year yield spike, Trump will delay/undo tariffs, causing the stock market to reverse and go back up.

Incorrect

If the 30-year Treasury yield spikes around August 7th, 2025, the stock market will go down.

If the yield does spike, then that's going to cause the stock market to go down.

9 months ago Incorrect

If the 30-year Treasury yield spikes around August 7th, 2025, the stock market will go down.

If the yield does spike, then that's going to cause the stock market to go down.

Incorrect

Tariffs will go into effect on August 7th, 2025, without further delay.

As of now, there's no reason for another delay. So, once the tariffs go into effect, all eyes should be on the 30-year yield.

9 months ago Correct

Tariffs will go into effect on August 7th, 2025, without further delay.

As of now, there's no reason for another delay. So, once the tariffs go into effect, all eyes should be on the 30-year yield.

Correct

The US dollar will weaken and weaken faster due to tariffs accelerating de-dollarization.

These tariffs are a weaponization of the US dollar and that's going to accelerate ddollarization which is not an overnight event. That's a process. But it's happening in the US dollar is going to weaken and it's going to weaken faster.

9 months ago Incorrect

The US dollar will weaken and weaken faster due to tariffs accelerating de-dollarization.

Incorrect

The S&P 500 will not fall more than approximately 20% when tariffs are in effect (around August 2025).

The S&P 500, they're not going to let it fall more than approximately 20%. That's the rough estimate. The NASDAQ can go down more, but the S&P 500 is generally going to be capped at a 20% loss.

9 months ago Correct

The S&P 500 will not fall more than approximately 20% when tariffs are in effect (around August 2025).

The S&P 500, they're not going to let it fall more than approximately 20%. That's the rough estimate. The NASDAQ can go down more, but the S&P 500 is generally going to be capped at a 20% loss.

Correct

Gigastar's secondary market for CRTs is expected to launch in Q4 2025 and will be its biggest revenue stream, charging commissions on trades.

Gigastar will charge a commission to buy and sell CRTs. And as an investor in Gigastar, I believe that this is where the big money is going to be at. And per Gigastar, this investment round is going to assist them in launching the secondary market with an expected launch date of Q4 of this year.

10 months ago Incorrect

Gigastar's secondary market for CRTs is expected to launch in Q4 2025 and will be its biggest revenue stream, charging commissions on trades.

Incorrect

Global gold reserves are expected to rise over the next 12 months (by June 2026), with 43% of central banks planning to increase their holdings.

95% of central bank respondents expect global gold reserves to rise over the next 12 months. A record 43% said that they plan to increase their own holdings during that time.

10 months ago Correct

Global gold reserves are expected to rise over the next 12 months (by June 2026), with 43% of central banks planning to increase their holdings.

95% of central bank respondents expect global gold reserves to rise over the next 12 months. A record 43% said that they plan to increase their own holdings during that time.

Correct

The trend of de-dollarization will continue, with gold being seen as a safer haven than the US dollar.

my honest belief is that this trend of ddollarization is going to continue because gold is going to be considered a more more of a safe haven asset than the US dollar.

10 months ago Correct

The trend of de-dollarization will continue, with gold being seen as a safer haven than the US dollar.

my honest belief is that this trend of ddollarization is going to continue because gold is going to be considered a more more of a safe haven asset than the US dollar.

Correct

The S&P 500 has a real possibility of shooting to new record highs.

there is a real possibility that the S&P 500 is just going to shoot to new record highs.

11 months ago Correct

The S&P 500 has a real possibility of shooting to new record highs.

there is a real possibility that the S&P 500 is just going to shoot to new record highs.

Correct

There is a 76.3% chance of a Federal Funds Rate cut by the September 17, 2025 FOMC meeting.

The market expectation according to the CME Fed Watch Tool is that the rate cuts going to happen. They're most likely going to happen at the September 17th meeting. So, right now there's a 76.3% chance that they're going to cut rates by then, by that meeting.

11 months ago Correct

There is a 76.3% chance of a Federal Funds Rate cut by the September 17, 2025 FOMC meeting.

Correct

The SLR (Supplementary Leverage Ratio) for US Treasuries is anticipated to be eased in the summer of 2025.

we have the anticipated easing of SLR for US treasuries this summer.

11 months ago Correct

The SLR (Supplementary Leverage Ratio) for US Treasuries is anticipated to be eased in the summer of 2025.

we have the anticipated easing of SLR for US treasuries this summer.

Correct

The Federal Reserve's quantitative tightening (QT) will soon reach $0 per month and then switch to quantitative easing (QE).

their quantitative tightening it went from $25 billion a month to now 5 billion a month. it's soon going to be zero and then they're going to switch it over to quantitative easing. It's just a matter of time.

11 months ago Correct

The Federal Reserve's quantitative tightening (QT) will soon reach $0 per month and then switch to quantitative easing (QE).

Correct

M2 money supply to expand at approximately 6.3% per year.

The best case scenario is that we just print money at this rate and the money supply expands at about 6.3% a year.

11 months ago Correct

M2 money supply to expand at approximately 6.3% per year.

The best case scenario is that we just print money at this rate and the money supply expands at about 6.3% a year.

Correct

US home prices will continue to increase in the long run (beyond 2025), driven by inflation and money printing.

Home prices will continue to go up in the long run. It is a rigged game. It's called inflation and money printing.

11 months ago Correct

US home prices will continue to increase in the long run (beyond 2025), driven by inflation and money printing.

Home prices will continue to go up in the long run. It is a rigged game. It's called inflation and money printing.

Correct

US solar installations to grow by 26% in 2025. Worldwide solar installations to grow by 10% in 2025.

The US Energy Information Administration expects solar installations in the US to grow by 26% in 2025. Worldwide, solar installations are expected to grow by 10% in 2025.

11 months ago Incorrect

US solar installations to grow by 26% in 2025. Worldwide solar installations to grow by 10% in 2025.

The US Energy Information Administration expects solar installations in the US to grow by 26% in 2025. Worldwide, solar installations are expected to grow by 10% in 2025.

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Manipulation of silver price will eventually backfire, leading to a massive short squeeze.

one day this is going to unwind and it's going to backfire on them. And I'll tell you when that happens, it's going to be glorious. So, there's a potential for a massive short squeeze.

11 months ago Correct

Manipulation of silver price will eventually backfire, leading to a massive short squeeze.

one day this is going to unwind and it's going to backfire on them. And I'll tell you when that happens, it's going to be glorious. So, there's a potential for a massive short squeeze.

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Automakers, including GM, will eventually pass on the rising costs from tariffs to consumers, leading to higher car prices (likely in late 2025 or 2026).

But realistically speaking, how long will GM and shareholders hold out before passing on rising costs to consumers? ... Sooner or later, the automakers are going to cave in.

8 months ago Correct

Automakers, including GM, will eventually pass on the rising costs from tariffs to consumers, leading to higher car prices (likely in late 2025 or 2026).

But realistically speaking, how long will GM and shareholders hold out before passing on rising costs to consumers? ... Sooner or later, the automakers are going to cave in.

Correct

President Trump's tariffs are expected to put upward pressure on car prices, including US-made cars, due to auto parts costs.

President Trump's tariffs are expected to put upward pressure on car prices, even the ones that are made in America because of the auto parts.

8 months ago Correct

President Trump's tariffs are expected to put upward pressure on car prices, including US-made cars, due to auto parts costs.

President Trump's tariffs are expected to put upward pressure on car prices, even the ones that are made in America because of the auto parts.

Correct

A tax write-off for interest on auto loans for US-made cars will apply to loans originated after December 31, 2024.

This is going to apply to auto loans that originated after December 31st of 2024.

8 months ago Correct

A tax write-off for interest on auto loans for US-made cars will apply to loans originated after December 31, 2024.

This is going to apply to auto loans that originated after December 31st of 2024.

Correct

If the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates in late 2025, auto loan interest rates will also decrease.

So, if the Federal Reserve cuts rates, then we're going to see interest rates on auto loans go down as well.

8 months ago Correct

If the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates in late 2025, auto loan interest rates will also decrease.

So, if the Federal Reserve cuts rates, then we're going to see interest rates on auto loans go down as well.

Correct

If the Federal Reserve does not cut interest rates in September 2025, they are likely to do so in October 2025.

But if they don't start cutting interest rates in September, then there's a good shot of them doing it in October.

8 months ago Correct

If the Federal Reserve does not cut interest rates in September 2025, they are likely to do so in October 2025.

But if they don't start cutting interest rates in September, then there's a good shot of them doing it in October.

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The Federal Reserve has an 89% probability of cutting interest rates in September 2025.

So there's a high probability that they're going to start doing that, cutting interest rates in September. So the market odds are currently at 89%.

8 months ago Correct

The Federal Reserve has an 89% probability of cutting interest rates in September 2025.

So there's a high probability that they're going to start doing that, cutting interest rates in September. So the market odds are currently at 89%.

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The $7,500 tax credit for new, used, and leased EVs will be discontinued on September 30, 2025.

President Trump's big beautiful bill that passed discontinues the $7,500 tax credit for new, used, and leased EVs on September 30th.

8 months ago Correct

The $7,500 tax credit for new, used, and leased EVs will be discontinued on September 30, 2025.

President Trump's big beautiful bill that passed discontinues the $7,500 tax credit for new, used, and leased EVs on September 30th.

Correct

Tariffs are projected to cost General Motors $4 to $5 billion in 2025.

So, they're saying that tariffs are going to cost them $4 to5 billion this year in 2025.

8 months ago Correct

Tariffs are projected to cost General Motors $4 to $5 billion in 2025.

So, they're saying that tariffs are going to cost them $4 to5 billion this year in 2025.

Correct

Interest rates on savings accounts and CDs will fall as the Federal Reserve lowers rates.

As the Federal Reserve lowers rates, this means that interest rates on savings accounts and CDs are going to fall as well. So the more that they cut, the lower the interest rates will go down on these savings instruments.

8 months ago Correct

Interest rates on savings accounts and CDs will fall as the Federal Reserve lowers rates.

Correct

Credit card interest rates will drift lower as the Fed cuts rates.

interest rates on credit cards are still going to be high, but it should drift down, you know, lower as the Fed cuts rates.

8 months ago Correct

Credit card interest rates will drift lower as the Fed cuts rates.

interest rates on credit cards are still going to be high, but it should drift down, you know, lower as the Fed cuts rates.

Correct

Interest rates on auto loans will follow if the Fed cuts rates.

if the Fed cuts rates, then interest rates on auto loans follow.

8 months ago Correct

Interest rates on auto loans will follow if the Fed cuts rates.

if the Fed cuts rates, then interest rates on auto loans follow.

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Mortgage interest rates will fall as the 10-year Treasury yield goes down, acting as a tailwind for home prices.

The interest rate on a 10-year Treasury continues to go down. So, this 10-year is very important because mortgage interest rates are correlated to this one. ... But as mortgage interest rates fall, it's going to be a tailwind for home prices.

8 months ago Incorrect

Mortgage interest rates will fall as the 10-year Treasury yield goes down, acting as a tailwind for home prices.

Incorrect

Borrowing costs will begin to decline in anticipation of Fed rate cuts.

in anticipation of the Fed rate cuts, interest rates on bonds started to fall. And this means that borrowing costs will begin to decline.

8 months ago Correct

Borrowing costs will begin to decline in anticipation of Fed rate cuts.

in anticipation of the Fed rate cuts, interest rates on bonds started to fall. And this means that borrowing costs will begin to decline.

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Cutting interest rates will lead to inflation, causing prices of financial assets, gold, silver, and Bitcoin to inflate.

cutting interest rates is inflationary. Prices inflate and that includes financial assets, gold, silver, Bitcoin, etc.

8 months ago Correct

Cutting interest rates will lead to inflation, causing prices of financial assets, gold, silver, and Bitcoin to inflate.

cutting interest rates is inflationary. Prices inflate and that includes financial assets, gold, silver, Bitcoin, etc.

Correct

Quantitative easing (money printing) will follow interest rate cuts, likely starting in 2026, contributing to easier monetary policy.

interest rate cuts come first and then going to come the quantitative easing. So, this is all going to contribute to an easier monetary policy. ... and then firing up the money printers shortly after. So, I'm guessing 2026, which is actually what I predicted in 2024.

8 months ago Correct

Quantitative easing (money printing) will follow interest rate cuts, likely starting in 2026, contributing to easier monetary policy.

Correct

Federal Reserve will cut interest rates soon (likely within the next few months).

they're going to cut interest rates sooner or later. and it's most likely going to be soon.

8 months ago Correct

Federal Reserve will cut interest rates soon (likely within the next few months).

they're going to cut interest rates sooner or later. and it's most likely going to be soon.

Correct

The interest paid by ESCOV or similar money market instruments will decrease as the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates.

As the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, the interest that ESCOV or similar instruments pay you is going to decrease.

8 months ago Correct

The interest paid by ESCOV or similar money market instruments will decrease as the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates.

As the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, the interest that ESCOV or similar instruments pay you is going to decrease.

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Cutting interest rates and easy monetary policy will weaken the dollar, causing it to lose purchasing power and financial asset prices to rise.

cutting interest rates also weakens a country's currency. ... And as we enter a period, you know, another period of easy monetary policy, the dollar is going to lose more purchasing power and the price of financial assets just going to go up higher and higher.

8 months ago Incorrect

Cutting interest rates and easy monetary policy will weaken the dollar, causing it to lose purchasing power and financial asset prices to rise.

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The stock market will continue to go up due to money printing ('great meltup').

my opinion is that I highly doubt that it's going to be different this time because we are printing money like crazy like like I'm telling you like never before. We are in the great meltup now.

8 months ago Correct

The stock market will continue to go up due to money printing ('great meltup').

my opinion is that I highly doubt that it's going to be different this time because we are printing money like crazy like like I'm telling you like never before. We are in the great meltup now.

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Easier monetary policy (rate cut) will lead to more inflation, including asset inflation, causing the stock market, gold, silver, and Bitcoin to push higher.

So this means an easier monetary policy. So more inflation which includes asset inflation which is why the stock market, gold, silver, and Bitcoin are pushing higher.

8 months ago Correct

Easier monetary policy (rate cut) will lead to more inflation, including asset inflation, causing the stock market, gold, silver, and Bitcoin to push higher.

So this means an easier monetary policy. So more inflation which includes asset inflation which is why the stock market, gold, silver, and Bitcoin are pushing higher.

Correct

Downside risks to employment are rising, potentially leading to a rate cut to prevent labor market deterioration.

Paul said that the downside risk to employment are rising. So, that means he's leaning towards a rate cut to prevent further deterioration in the labor market.

8 months ago Correct

Downside risks to employment are rising, potentially leading to a rate cut to prevent labor market deterioration.

Paul said that the downside risk to employment are rising. So, that means he's leaning towards a rate cut to prevent further deterioration in the labor market.

Correct

The Federal Reserve's base case is leaning towards holding interest rates steady or cutting them.

So that means that their base case is leaning towards holding interest rates steady to cutting interest rates.

8 months ago Correct

The Federal Reserve's base case is leaning towards holding interest rates steady or cutting them.

So that means that their base case is leaning towards holding interest rates steady to cutting interest rates.

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Tariff-induced inflation will be a short-lived, one-time price increase and will not continuously push inflation higher.

Although inflation is accelerating because of the tariffs, it is expected that it's going to be a one-time price increase. Therefore, it's not going to continuously push inflation higher.

8 months ago Correct

Tariff-induced inflation will be a short-lived, one-time price increase and will not continuously push inflation higher.

Although inflation is accelerating because of the tariffs, it is expected that it's going to be a one-time price increase. Therefore, it's not going to continuously push inflation higher.

Correct

A surge of inflation in consumer prices is expected soon.

it's just a matter of time before we see a surge of inflation in consumer prices.

8 months ago Correct

A surge of inflation in consumer prices is expected soon.

it's just a matter of time before we see a surge of inflation in consumer prices.

Correct

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in September.

for my opinion as well as market expectation, they're going to cut in September.

8 months ago Correct

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in September.

for my opinion as well as market expectation, they're going to cut in September.

Correct

US federal government interest expense to be $1 trillion this year (2025).

And it's just sad because we're paying a trillion dollars of interest this year. That's what's going to happen.

8 months ago Correct

US federal government interest expense to be $1 trillion this year (2025).

And it's just sad because we're paying a trillion dollars of interest this year. That's what's going to happen.

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US Treasury expects to borrow $590 billion in Q1 2026.

In Q1 of 2026, they expect to borrow $590 billion.

8 months ago Correct

US Treasury expects to borrow $590 billion in Q1 2026.

In Q1 of 2026, they expect to borrow $590 billion.

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US Treasury expects to borrow over $1 trillion in Q4 2025.

So, in Q4 of 2025, the Treasury expects to borrow just over $1 trillion.

8 months ago Incorrect

US Treasury expects to borrow over $1 trillion in Q4 2025.

So, in Q4 of 2025, the Treasury expects to borrow just over $1 trillion.

Incorrect

US federal government deficit to be $1.9 trillion for fiscal year 2025.

But for fiscal year 2025, the deficit is expected to be $1.9 trillion.

8 months ago Correct

US federal government deficit to be $1.9 trillion for fiscal year 2025.

But for fiscal year 2025, the deficit is expected to be $1.9 trillion.

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Inflation will persist.

inflation will persist

1 year ago Correct

Inflation will persist.

inflation will persist

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The US debt crisis will worsen.

from my point of view the debt crisis is just going to get worse

1 year ago Correct

The US debt crisis will worsen.

from my point of view the debt crisis is just going to get worse

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US government deficit to be $2 trillion in 2025.

The US government's going to run a $2 trillion deficit in 2025

1 year ago Correct

US government deficit to be $2 trillion in 2025.

The US government's going to run a $2 trillion deficit in 2025

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Central banks and governments will print fiat currency, devaluing it and naturally pushing the price of gold up.

the central banks the governments they're going to print fiat currency like crazy and it's just going to devalue fiat currency and it's naturally going to price push the price of gold up

1 year ago Correct

Central banks and governments will print fiat currency, devaluing it and naturally pushing the price of gold up.

the central banks the governments they're going to print fiat currency like crazy and it's just going to devalue fiat currency and it's naturally going to price push the price of gold up

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Gold will continue to outperform the S&P 500 due to government money printing and potential revaluation.

governments will continue to print money you know trillions of dollars and now there's the potential of a catalyst of gold revaluation and to me I believe that gold is a good way to diversify so over the same time frame you can see how gold has actually been outperforming the S&P 500 so stocks so keep that in mind

1 year ago Correct

Gold will continue to outperform the S&P 500 due to government money printing and potential revaluation.

Correct

Gold revaluation is a real possibility and is bullish for gold.

this gold revaluation option is on the table I don't know if they're going to be going after $773 billion or if they're going to be going after trillions but regardless this is definitely bullish for gold

1 year ago Correct

Gold revaluation is a real possibility and is bullish for gold.

Correct

The Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates at its July 30th, 2025 meeting.

at the July meeting the Federal Reserve they're not going to cut interest rates and it's clearly reflected in the odds.

9 months ago Correct

The Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates at its July 30th, 2025 meeting.

at the July meeting the Federal Reserve they're not going to cut interest rates and it's clearly reflected in the odds.

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If the 30-year Treasury bond yield spikes again, President Trump will be forced to postpone or cancel tariffs.

if we see this action happen again in the bond market then Trump is either going to have to postpone the tariffs or just call them off again.

9 months ago Incorrect

If the 30-year Treasury bond yield spikes again, President Trump will be forced to postpone or cancel tariffs.

if we see this action happen again in the bond market then Trump is either going to have to postpone the tariffs or just call them off again.

Incorrect

Reciprocal tariffs will begin on August 1st, 2025, and will be significant.

the reciprocal tariffs are going to begin on August 1st and these are going to be huge.

9 months ago Correct

Reciprocal tariffs will begin on August 1st, 2025, and will be significant.

the reciprocal tariffs are going to begin on August 1st and these are going to be huge.

Correct

Tariffs will add inflationary pressure for the next few months (e.g., Q3/Q4 2025).

if it continues to develop as expected then tariffs will be adding inflationary pressure for a few months.

9 months ago Correct

Tariffs will add inflationary pressure for the next few months (e.g., Q3/Q4 2025).

if it continues to develop as expected then tariffs will be adding inflationary pressure for a few months.

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The Federal Reserve will be forced to print trillions of dollars to buy US government debt that other countries are no longer purchasing.

What's going to happen is that the Federal Reserve will have to step in as the buyer of last resorts and print trillions of dollars to buy all these US government IUs that other countries don't want.

9 months ago Incorrect

The Federal Reserve will be forced to print trillions of dollars to buy US government debt that other countries are no longer purchasing.

What's going to happen is that the Federal Reserve will have to step in as the buyer of last resorts and print trillions of dollars to buy all these US government IUs that other countries don't want.

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If other countries continue to stop buying US government debt, US interest rates will rise, crippling consumers and the US government due to its $37 trillion debt.

If other countries are not buying US government IUS, then our interest rates will go up. And that's crippling not only just US consumers but also the US government because the US government is $37 trillion in debts and they have to make interest payments as well on that debt.

9 months ago Incorrect

If other countries continue to stop buying US government debt, US interest rates will rise, crippling consumers and the US government due to its $37 trillion debt.

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The US dollar is weakening and having its worst year in the past 50 years (as of July 2025).

Internationally, the dollar is still king. I mean, there's no doubt about that. However, and this is unsurprising, too, the US dollar is weakening because it is being devalued and it's having its worst year in the past 50 years.

9 months ago Correct

The US dollar is weakening and having its worst year in the past 50 years (as of July 2025).

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The House of Representatives is expected to pass the bill this week, sending it to President Trump's desk to sign by July 4th.

So once the House of Representatives votes on it and passes it this week, which is expected to happen, it's going to be on President Trump's desk to sign by July 4th.

10 months ago Incorrect

The House of Representatives is expected to pass the bill this week, sending it to President Trump's desk to sign by July 4th.

So once the House of Representatives votes on it and passes it this week, which is expected to happen, it's going to be on President Trump's desk to sign by July 4th.

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The new bill's provisions will cause social security income to be tax-free for many Americans.

However, will this cause social security income to be tax-free for many Americans? And the answer is yes, it will.

10 months ago Incorrect

The new bill's provisions will cause social security income to be tax-free for many Americans.

However, will this cause social security income to be tax-free for many Americans? And the answer is yes, it will.

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Trump's 'big beautiful bill' is expected to pass this week.

President Trump's big beautiful bill is expected to pass this week. So, do I believe that's going to pass this week? I believe yes that it will.

10 months ago Correct

Trump's 'big beautiful bill' is expected to pass this week.

President Trump's big beautiful bill is expected to pass this week. So, do I believe that's going to pass this week? I believe yes that it will.

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President Trump will nominate the next Federal Reserve chair much earlier than usual (before February 2026) to influence markets and make Jay Powell a lame duck.

President Trump is thinking about naming the next chair of the Federal Reserve that's going to replace Jay Powell. ... Trump wants to do the nomination much earlier to influence the markets and basically make J. Powell a lame duck.

10 months ago Correct

President Trump will nominate the next Federal Reserve chair much earlier than usual (before February 2026) to influence markets and make Jay Powell a lame duck.

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Inflation will rise meaningfully in the second half of 2025.

Jay Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, reaffirmed his position at a congressional hearing that just took place. And Paul says that, I mean, he reiterated that he wants to take a wait and see approach. So, the market is expecting that the Federal Reserve is going to start cutting interest rates at their September 17th meeting. ... Powell says that he wants to take a wait and see approach because he believes that inflation will rise meaningfully in the second half of 2025.

10 months ago Incorrect

Inflation will rise meaningfully in the second half of 2025.

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Federal Reserve to implement two interest rate cuts in 2025, with the second cut occurring shortly after the September meeting.

So the Federal Reserve has projected two interest rate cuts this year in 2025. So if the next one happens at this September meeting, then another one's going to happen pretty shortly after.

10 months ago Correct

Federal Reserve to implement two interest rate cuts in 2025, with the second cut occurring shortly after the September meeting.

So the Federal Reserve has projected two interest rate cuts this year in 2025. So if the next one happens at this September meeting, then another one's going to happen pretty shortly after.

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Federal Reserve to start cutting interest rates by their September 17th meeting (92.1% chance).

The market is expecting that the Federal Reserve is going to start cutting interest rates at their September 17th meeting. And I want to show you the odds. So, here it is. There's a 92.1% chance that the Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates by this meeting and this is just going to be the start.

10 months ago Correct

Federal Reserve to start cutting interest rates by their September 17th meeting (92.1% chance).

Correct

The proposed $5,000 Doge dividend or stimulus checks will not be approved by Congress and will not happen due to lack of bipartisan support and opposition from Republican fiscal hawks.

my prediction is that the Doge dividend will not happen it's because this would need to be approved by Congress and honestly it does not stand a chance of approval here's why so the Republicans have a slim majority in the house and senates and you're not going to get any votes from the Democrats so if you say that you know oh Democrats are in favor of giving money to people but they're not going to do it with money that's coming from cutting their climate and social initiatives to support Trump and another thing is that the Republican fiscal Hawks will not be voting in favor of this so listen if you disagree and say that this is not going to affect the deficits I understand your point of view but all I'm saying is good luck trying to sell that story to the Republican fiscal Hawks and get their votes therefore the Republicans will not have unity in the House and Senate to push this through even with 50 vote reconciliation so listen that's my prediction all I'm saying is just don't get your hopes up I'm telling you this sincerely and just honestly I I just I want I really don't want people to get their hopes up that's all I'm saying like I hope that they cut government spending and waste and fraud and all that but these $5,000 Doge dividend or stimulus checks I really wouldn't count on it's happening because it's just not going to get the votes to pass Congress

1 year ago Correct

The proposed $5,000 Doge dividend or stimulus checks will not be approved by Congress and will not happen due to lack of bipartisan support and opposition from Republican fiscal hawks.

Correct

25% of all small business loans will come from non-bank lenders in 2025.

if you look back at 2019 19% of all small business loans came from non-bank lenders in 2025 that's increased to 25% of all small business loans

1 year ago Correct

25% of all small business loans will come from non-bank lenders in 2025.

if you look back at 2019 19% of all small business loans came from non-bank lenders in 2025 that's increased to 25% of all small business loans

Correct

Tax cuts for 'Made in America' products (corporate tax breaks) will pass.

I'm sure that this one's going to pass because this one is at the core of President Trump's goals.

1 year ago Correct

Tax cuts for 'Made in America' products (corporate tax breaks) will pass.

I'm sure that this one's going to pass because this one is at the core of President Trump's goals.

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Larger tax breaks for billionaire sports team owners will not be eliminated, but smaller ones might be to create an illusion of action.

the bigger tax breaks, they're not going to get eliminated, but I think the smaller ones will be regarding this, just to put up the illusion that something was done here.

1 year ago Incorrect

Larger tax breaks for billionaire sports team owners will not be eliminated, but smaller ones might be to create an illusion of action.

the bigger tax breaks, they're not going to get eliminated, but I think the smaller ones will be regarding this, just to put up the illusion that something was done here.

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President Trump will increase the State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction cap.

it is my prediction that President Trump will increase the cap.

1 year ago Correct

President Trump will increase the State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction cap.

it is my prediction that President Trump will increase the cap.

Correct

The expiring provisions of the Trump tax cuts (TCJA) will be renewed in full.

My opinion is that this is going to get renewed in full.

1 year ago Correct

The expiring provisions of the Trump tax cuts (TCJA) will be renewed in full.

My opinion is that this is going to get renewed in full.

Correct

There will be a cap on the amount of overtime pay that can be tax-free.

in my opinion, there's going to be a cap on this because this one's just going to be so easy to abuse.

1 year ago Correct

There will be a cap on the amount of overtime pay that can be tax-free.

in my opinion, there's going to be a cap on this because this one's just going to be so easy to abuse.

Correct

Trump will attempt to make all Social Security income tax-free.

I predict that he's going to try to make all of it taxree.

1 year ago Correct

Trump will attempt to make all Social Security income tax-free.

I predict that he's going to try to make all of it taxree.

Correct

The 'no tax on tips' rule will absolutely help people who earn income from tips.

Will this rule help people that make money from tips? And my answer is absolutely.

1 year ago Correct

The 'no tax on tips' rule will absolutely help people who earn income from tips.

Will this rule help people that make money from tips? And my answer is absolutely.

Correct

There will be a cap on the amount of tipped income that can be tax-free.

it is my belief to stop creative people like me that there will be a limit to how much of tipped income will be tax-free.

1 year ago Correct

There will be a cap on the amount of tipped income that can be tax-free.

it is my belief to stop creative people like me that there will be a limit to how much of tipped income will be tax-free.

Correct

The nickel will face pressure for discontinuation in the near future.

the nickel, I'm telling you, it's going to start getting some heat very soon in the near future.

11 months ago Correct

The nickel will face pressure for discontinuation in the near future.

the nickel, I'm telling you, it's going to start getting some heat very soon in the near future.

Correct

Inflation will worsen.

my opinion is that inflation is just going to get worse.

11 months ago Correct

Inflation will worsen.

my opinion is that inflation is just going to get worse.

Correct

The nickel will be in jeopardy of discontinuation.

I think that the nickel will be in jeopardy of discontinuation as well.

11 months ago Correct

The nickel will be in jeopardy of discontinuation.

I think that the nickel will be in jeopardy of discontinuation as well.

Correct

Businesses will round cash transactions to the nearest 5 cents after the penny is discontinued.

For cash transactions, businesses are expected to round up or down to the nearest 5 cents.

11 months ago Correct

Businesses will round cash transactions to the nearest 5 cents after the penny is discontinued.

For cash transactions, businesses are expected to round up or down to the nearest 5 cents.

Correct

The government will stop putting new pennies into circulation by early 2026.

the government's going to stop putting new pennies into circulation by early 2026.

11 months ago Incorrect

The government will stop putting new pennies into circulation by early 2026.

the government's going to stop putting new pennies into circulation by early 2026.

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The government will place its final order for blank pennies in May 2025.

In May of 2025, the government placed their final order for blank pennies. So that's going to be their last batch of production.

11 months ago Correct

The government will place its final order for blank pennies in May 2025.

In May of 2025, the government placed their final order for blank pennies. So that's going to be their last batch of production.

Correct

There will not be significant opposition to the discontinuation of the penny.

this is really happening and I don't think that there's going to be much of a fight in opposition.

11 months ago Incorrect

There will not be significant opposition to the discontinuation of the penny.

this is really happening and I don't think that there's going to be much of a fight in opposition.

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Mortgage interest rates will not reach 4% in 2025.

Personally, I believe that yes, they will [get back down to 4%]. However, I mean, I'm just going to be honest with you. I don't think that that's going to happen anytime soon. I would say don't expect that in 2025.

11 months ago Correct

Mortgage interest rates will not reach 4% in 2025.

Correct

The House aims to pass Trump's bill by Memorial Day (late May 2025) and the Senate by July 4th (2025).

the House, they want to pass this by Memorial Day and the Senate, they want to pass this by July 4th.

11 months ago Correct

The House aims to pass Trump's bill by Memorial Day (late May 2025) and the Senate by July 4th (2025).

the House, they want to pass this by Memorial Day and the Senate, they want to pass this by July 4th.

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The passage of Trump's bill is uncertain due to potential lack of unity among Republican fiscal conservatives, despite the possibility of passing it without Democratic votes.

If the Republicans stick together, they can pass this bill without a single vote from the Democrats. But I just want you to know this is no secret that getting unity from the fiscal conservatives on the Republican side may be very challenging.

11 months ago Correct

The passage of Trump's bill is uncertain due to potential lack of unity among Republican fiscal conservatives, despite the possibility of passing it without Democratic votes.

Correct

Quantitative easing (QE) likely in 2026.

we're most likely going to have quantitative easing to look forward to in 2026.

8 months ago Correct

Quantitative easing (QE) likely in 2026.

we're most likely going to have quantitative easing to look forward to in 2026.

Correct

Inflation will surge following easier monetary policy.

Inflation is going to surge.

8 months ago Incorrect

Inflation will surge following easier monetary policy.

Inflation is going to surge.

Incorrect

Multiple Federal Reserve rate cuts will occur over the next 3 to 6 months (from September 2025).

So I would say over the next 3 to 6 months we could see multiple cuts coming in.

8 months ago Correct

Multiple Federal Reserve rate cuts will occur over the next 3 to 6 months (from September 2025).

So I would say over the next 3 to 6 months we could see multiple cuts coming in.

Correct

Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25% in September (2025).

I I would expect them to cut interest rates by 0.25%.

8 months ago Correct

Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25% in September (2025).

I I would expect them to cut interest rates by 0.25%.

Correct

Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in September (2025).

there's now a 100% chance of a rate cut in September.

8 months ago Correct

Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in September (2025).

there's now a 100% chance of a rate cut in September.

Correct

Inflation rate will sharply accelerate in 2026.

However, I expect that the rate of inflation to sharply accelerate next year in 2026

8 months ago Correct

Inflation rate will sharply accelerate in 2026.

However, I expect that the rate of inflation to sharply accelerate next year in 2026

Correct

Most Americans will experience real pay cuts in 2025.

This means that most Americans continue to see pay cuts in 2025.

8 months ago Incorrect

Most Americans will experience real pay cuts in 2025.

This means that most Americans continue to see pay cuts in 2025.

Incorrect

August jobs report (22,000) will be revised downward heavily.

I'm estimating large revisions downward for both months for July and August.

8 months ago Correct

August jobs report (22,000) will be revised downward heavily.

I'm estimating large revisions downward for both months for July and August.

Correct

Take-home pay is expected to increase in 2026 compared to 2025 due to new tax rules being reflected in payroll systems.

you can expect larger paychecks in 2026, so next year compared to this year in 2025. Or in other words, your take-home pay is going to increase next year

8 months ago Correct

Take-home pay is expected to increase in 2026 compared to 2025 due to new tax rules being reflected in payroll systems.

you can expect larger paychecks in 2026, so next year compared to this year in 2025. Or in other words, your take-home pay is going to increase next year

Correct

Larger tax refunds are expected to spur economic activity and boost GDP by an extra 0.5% in Q1 2026.

it is expected to spur economic activity and boost GDP by an extra 0.5% in Q1 of 2026.

8 months ago Incorrect

Larger tax refunds are expected to spur economic activity and boost GDP by an extra 0.5% in Q1 2026.

it is expected to spur economic activity and boost GDP by an extra 0.5% in Q1 of 2026.

Incorrect

Most people can expect a bigger tax refund for the 2025 tax year (filed in early 2026) due to new tax changes.

with the new changes, most people can expect a bigger tax refund.

8 months ago Correct

Most people can expect a bigger tax refund for the 2025 tax year (filed in early 2026) due to new tax changes.

with the new changes, most people can expect a bigger tax refund.

Correct

A tax refund surge is expected for the 2025 tax year, which will be filed in early 2026.

I can confirm that what they're saying is true. So, in today's video, I'm going to explain to you what happens. ... this is going to be for 2025, the tax refund that you're going to see on your tax filing in early 2026.

8 months ago Correct

A tax refund surge is expected for the 2025 tax year, which will be filed in early 2026.

Correct

US government is expected to revalue its gold reserves to $15,000 per troy ounce, generating $4 trillion in funds.

So, word on the streets is that it would be most logical to revalue gold at $15,000 a troy ounce. So, that would give the government $4 trillion just free and clear.

8 months ago Incorrect

US government is expected to revalue its gold reserves to $15,000 per troy ounce, generating $4 trillion in funds.

So, word on the streets is that it would be most logical to revalue gold at $15,000 a troy ounce. So, that would give the government $4 trillion just free and clear.

Incorrect

US Sovereign Wealth Fund to be established within 12 months from the video publish date (by February 2026).

we're going to stand this thing up within the next 12 months

1 year ago Incorrect

US Sovereign Wealth Fund to be established within 12 months from the video publish date (by February 2026).

we're going to stand this thing up within the next 12 months

Incorrect

There is a 54% chance the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates in September.

A 46% chance that they're going to cut, 54% chance that they're not going to cut.

9 months ago Incorrect

There is a 54% chance the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates in September.

A 46% chance that they're going to cut, 54% chance that they're not going to cut.

Incorrect

There is a 46% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in September.

Now, after this press conference, the odds of a rate cut in September have fallen from that 59.8% to now 46%.

9 months ago Correct

There is a 46% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in September.

Now, after this press conference, the odds of a rate cut in September have fallen from that 59.8% to now 46%.

Correct

Mortgage interest rates are not expected to see much relief for the remainder of 2025.

For the remainder of 2025, I don't expect much relief on mortgage interest rates.

9 months ago Correct

Mortgage interest rates are not expected to see much relief for the remainder of 2025.

For the remainder of 2025, I don't expect much relief on mortgage interest rates.

Correct

30-year fixed mortgage rates to drop slightly to around 6.6% by the end of Q3 (end of September).

So the average prediction is that we're going to drop slightly to around 6.6%.

9 months ago Correct

30-year fixed mortgage rates to drop slightly to around 6.6% by the end of Q3 (end of September).

So the average prediction is that we're going to drop slightly to around 6.6%.

Correct

The Federal Reserve will switch to quantitative easing (money printing) if J. Powell doesn't initiate it himself.

They're going to switch to quantitative easing and you know in layman's term that's that's just money printing if Paul doesn't get that started himself.

9 months ago Correct

The Federal Reserve will switch to quantitative easing (money printing) if J. Powell doesn't initiate it himself.

They're going to switch to quantitative easing and you know in layman's term that's that's just money printing if Paul doesn't get that started himself.

Correct

The Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates at its meeting on July 30th, 2025.

there's a 95.3% chance that the Federal Reserve does not cut interest rates at their next meeting on July 30th. And you know what? I personally agree with those probabilities. I believe that there's a very high chance that the Federal Reserve does not cut interest rates in July. So if you ask me, they're not going to cut interest rates.

9 months ago Correct

The Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates at its meeting on July 30th, 2025.

Correct

More government bailouts will lead to more inflation and increased wealth inequality.

with that going to come more inflation, and with that's going to come more wealth inequality.

9 months ago Correct

More government bailouts will lead to more inflation and increased wealth inequality.

with that going to come more inflation, and with that's going to come more wealth inequality.

Correct

The next crisis will be a sovereign credit crisis, which will cause the Federal Reserve's balance sheet to expand significantly.

the next crisis that could send the Federal Reserve's balance sheet off the charts... is expected to be a sovereign credit crisis.

9 months ago Incorrect

The next crisis will be a sovereign credit crisis, which will cause the Federal Reserve's balance sheet to expand significantly.

the next crisis that could send the Federal Reserve's balance sheet off the charts... is expected to be a sovereign credit crisis.

Incorrect

The wealth gap will continue to widen.

I don't think that they're going to have it under control and that the wealth gap is going to continue to get wider along with it.

9 months ago Correct

The wealth gap will continue to widen.

I don't think that they're going to have it under control and that the wealth gap is going to continue to get wider along with it.

Correct

The US government will continue with more borrowing and money printing to deal with its debt.

it's just my opinion that they're going to do more of the same. They're going to do more borrowing and more money printing.

9 months ago Correct

The US government will continue with more borrowing and money printing to deal with its debt.

it's just my opinion that they're going to do more of the same. They're going to do more borrowing and more money printing.

Correct

Inflation will reaccelerate, as the point of no return has been passed.

I believe that we've already passed the point of no return. I think that inflation will reacelerate.

9 months ago Correct

Inflation will reaccelerate, as the point of no return has been passed.

I believe that we've already passed the point of no return. I think that inflation will reacelerate.

Correct

The percentage of Americans considered middle class is expected to continue shrinking.

And the trend is expected to continue downward.

9 months ago Correct

The percentage of Americans considered middle class is expected to continue shrinking.

And the trend is expected to continue downward.

Correct

The government shutdown will not last longer than 40 days from the video publish date (2025-10-14).

I'm betting that the government shutdown will not last longer than 40 days.

6 months ago Pending

The government shutdown will not last longer than 40 days from the video publish date (2025-10-14).

I'm betting that the government shutdown will not last longer than 40 days.

Pending

Social Security COLA for next year (2026, based on video publish date 2025-10-14) is projected to increase by 2.7%.

The Senior Citizens League is projecting that the cost of living adjustment for Social Security recipients next year is going to be bumped up by 2.7%.

6 months ago Pending

Social Security COLA for next year (2026, based on video publish date 2025-10-14) is projected to increase by 2.7%.

The Senior Citizens League is projecting that the cost of living adjustment for Social Security recipients next year is going to be bumped up by 2.7%.

Pending

The housing unaffordability crisis will persist in 2026.

I expect this unaffordability crisis, unfortunately, to persist.

4 months ago Pending

The housing unaffordability crisis will persist in 2026.

I expect this unaffordability crisis, unfortunately, to persist.

Pending

No housing market crash or huge fall in home prices in 2026.

If that's going to be the setup for 2026, then why would there be a housing market crash? Why would there be a huge fall in home prices?

4 months ago Pending

No housing market crash or huge fall in home prices in 2026.

If that's going to be the setup for 2026, then why would there be a housing market crash? Why would there be a huge fall in home prices?

Pending

Federal Reserve committee to cut interest rates more aggressively in 2026, especially after the new Fed chair takes office in May.

it is my belief that with the new Fed chair coming in May, the committee is going to cut interest rates even more aggressively.

4 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve committee to cut interest rates more aggressively in 2026, especially after the new Fed chair takes office in May.

it is my belief that with the new Fed chair coming in May, the committee is going to cut interest rates even more aggressively.

Pending

Home prices will remain flat or increase, avoiding a housing market crash.

My prediction is that home prices are going to either remain flat or they're going to go up higher. So, in other words, I'm expecting that we're not going to have a housing market crash.

7 months ago Pending

Home prices will remain flat or increase, avoiding a housing market crash.

My prediction is that home prices are going to either remain flat or they're going to go up higher. So, in other words, I'm expecting that we're not going to have a housing market crash.

Pending

Mortgage interest rates will be much lower in 2026 due to the Federal Reserve's monetary policy reaction to a degrading economy.

So, it's my suspicion that the economy will degrade next year and the Federal Reserve will be forced to react with their monetary policy and it's going to cause much lower interest rates in 2026.

7 months ago Pending

Mortgage interest rates will be much lower in 2026 due to the Federal Reserve's monetary policy reaction to a degrading economy.

So, it's my suspicion that the economy will degrade next year and the Federal Reserve will be forced to react with their monetary policy and it's going to cause much lower interest rates in 2026.

Pending

If Trump's tariffs are struck down by the Supreme Court, annual tariff collections will be cut in half, falling below $200 billion per year.

If Trump's tariffs are struck down, then the tariff revenue is expected to be cut in half. So, it's not like they're going to go away completely, but they're going to be reduced significantly. And that would mean that annual tariff collections, like if they struck it down, it would fall below $200 billion a year.

6 months ago Pending

If Trump's tariffs are struck down by the Supreme Court, annual tariff collections will be cut in half, falling below $200 billion per year.

Pending

A $2,000 stimulus check is very challenging to pass in Congress; it will only go through if the recession worsens exponentially in 2026, making it a last resort to save the economy.

So, in my opinion, getting this $2,000 stimulus check to Americans would be very challenging in Congress. But listen, I'll tell you this. The only way that I see this actually going through is if the recession worsens exponentially next year in 2026 and they have to save the economy with this being the last resort.

6 months ago Pending

A $2,000 stimulus check is very challenging to pass in Congress; it will only go through if the recession worsens exponentially in 2026, making it a last resort to save the economy.

Pending

It will take 'some time' (not specified but implied to be beyond the immediate future) for consumers to feel better about inflation as real incomes catch up.

it'll take some time for that effect to wear off as real incomes rise it will feel better over time but that's going to take time

6 months ago Pending

It will take 'some time' (not specified but implied to be beyond the immediate future) for consumers to feel better about inflation as real incomes catch up.

it'll take some time for that effect to wear off as real incomes rise it will feel better over time but that's going to take time

Pending

The US federal government's debt will become larger, not be paid down, unless there's a gold revaluation.

I guarantee you that the federal government's debt is just going to become larger. The only way that they're going to pay down debt in my opinion would be with gold revaluation. Other other than that, there's no other way.

6 months ago Pending

The US federal government's debt will become larger, not be paid down, unless there's a gold revaluation.

Pending

Tariff-driven inflation will continue for some time, likely into spring (of 2026, given video publish date), with modest increases (a tenth or so on inflation, or 2-4 tenths on 2.8% inflation), then plateau as tariffs are fully implemented, leading to a one-time price increase rather than ongoing inflation.

So the the basic expectation is that there will be some additional increase inflation because it takes a while for tariffs to work their way through the through the production chain and finally get to consumers. ... So that'll continue to happen for some time, probably into the spring. These are not big increases, though. These are a tenth or so on inflation. ... But then as as all the tariffs are in, they stop generating inflation. You've had a one-time price increase. As long as you're not, at least this is this is the theory. This is how we believe and hope that it will work out. Once the once the last tariff is is put on something at that point, it becomes it becomes a higher price level, but it's it stops going up, if you will. Prices stop going up. They'll just be at that level. And then measured inflation will come back down to non-tariff inflation.

6 months ago Pending

Pending

Inflation to increase significantly (roaring back) after money printing in 2026.

And then inflation is going to come roaring back with a vengeance.

6 months ago Pending

Inflation to increase significantly (roaring back) after money printing in 2026.

And then inflation is going to come roaring back with a vengeance.

Pending

The rate of inflation will go much higher in 2026, even without stimulus checks. With stimulus checks, it would be 'mind-blowing'.

So even without these stimulus checks, the rate of inflation is going to go much higher in 2026. And with these stimulus checks, I mean, the rate of inflation, it would be mind-blowing.

6 months ago Pending

The rate of inflation will go much higher in 2026, even without stimulus checks. With stimulus checks, it would be 'mind-blowing'.

So even without these stimulus checks, the rate of inflation is going to go much higher in 2026. And with these stimulus checks, I mean, the rate of inflation, it would be mind-blowing.

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Federal Reserve to resume money printing in 2026.

And then they turn the money printers back on in 2026.

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Federal Reserve to resume money printing in 2026.

And then they turn the money printers back on in 2026.

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More inflation to occur, likely following money printing in 2026.

So get ready for more inflation.

6 months ago Pending

More inflation to occur, likely following money printing in 2026.

So get ready for more inflation.

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Federal Reserve to print trillions of dollars by 2026.

My estimation is that it's going to be trillions of dollars in not so far future, probably 2026.

6 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to print trillions of dollars by 2026.

My estimation is that it's going to be trillions of dollars in not so far future, probably 2026.

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Silver has a better chance of doubling to $100 than Bitcoin doubling to $240,000.

I think that silver has a better chance of doubling to 100 than Bitcoin has a chance of doubling to 240,000.

7 months ago Pending

Silver has a better chance of doubling to $100 than Bitcoin doubling to $240,000.

I think that silver has a better chance of doubling to 100 than Bitcoin has a chance of doubling to 240,000.

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Bitcoin will offer moderate return potential with the highest risk.

I believe that Bitcoin is the highest risk and offers moderate return potential.

7 months ago Pending

Bitcoin will offer moderate return potential with the highest risk.

I believe that Bitcoin is the highest risk and offers moderate return potential.

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Silver will offer the highest potential gain with moderate risk.

I believe that silver is moderate risk and offers the highest potential gain.

7 months ago Pending

Silver will offer the highest potential gain with moderate risk.

I believe that silver is moderate risk and offers the highest potential gain.

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Gold will provide moderate returns with lowest risk in the debasement trade.

I believe that right now in the debasement trade, gold represents the lowest risk and moderate return in the debasement trade.

7 months ago Pending

Gold will provide moderate returns with lowest risk in the debasement trade.

I believe that right now in the debasement trade, gold represents the lowest risk and moderate return in the debasement trade.

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Investments and asset prices will benefit from falling rates, increasing liquidity, a weakening dollar, and the Federal Reserve's readiness to intervene. Dips in asset prices will likely be bought in this liquidity-rich environment.

In a world where rates [00:09:26] are falling, liquidity is increasing, [00:09:29] the dollar is weakening, and the Federal [00:09:31] Reserve stands ready to intervene, [00:09:34] investments, asset prices, they're going [00:09:36] to stand to benefit. ... But in liquidity rich [00:09:45] environments, dips tend to be bought.

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The current money printing (balance sheet expansion) by the Federal Reserve is not a one-time event and will last longer than many expect, coming in phases rather than short bursts.

this money printing is not a [00:04:11] one-time event. Because some people are [00:04:14] going to say that this money printing is [00:04:15] not going to last long. They're going to [00:04:16] stop pretty soon. But I'll tell you, [00:04:19] here's the problem with that argument. [00:04:22] The system requires liquidity. ... So that's why liquidity [00:04:44] cycles tend to last longer than people [00:04:46] expect. So this is why balance sheet [00:04:49] expansion usually comes in phases, not [00:04:52] in short bursts.

4 months ago Pending

The current money printing (balance sheet expansion) by the Federal Reserve is not a one-time event and will last longer than many expect, coming in phases rather than short bursts.

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The new Federal Reserve chair, taking office in May 2026, will likely shift towards an easier monetary policy to boost economic activity, markets, and asset prices, potentially even inflation, leading into the midterm elections.

In May of 2026, [00:08:55] there's going to be a new Federal [00:08:56] Reserve chair. ... this new leadership [00:09:03] usually brings a shift in tone and [00:09:05] priorities. And the shift is going to be [00:09:07] towards an easier monetary policy, [00:09:10] definitely not a tighter one. And [00:09:12] they're going to want to run it hot, the [00:09:13] economy, the markets, even inflation. [00:09:17] They're going to want to boost the [00:09:18] economic activity and asset prices going [00:09:20] into the midterm elections.

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Asset prices (stocks, gold, silver, precious metals) will be supported by the current easing cycle.

We are no longer in a tightening cycle. We're in an easing cycle which supports higher asset prices.

4 months ago Pending

Asset prices (stocks, gold, silver, precious metals) will be supported by the current easing cycle.

We are no longer in a tightening cycle. We're in an easing cycle which supports higher asset prices.

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The US Dollar will likely weaken as interest rates fall and money supply increases, which is a deliberate policy to support growth and ease financial conditions.

When interest rates fall and money [00:04:59] supply increases, then the dollar often [00:05:02] weakens. ... A moderately weaker dollar, you [00:06:41] know that in that situation that's going [00:06:42] to support growth, it's going to help [00:06:45] manage large debt loads and make [00:06:47] financial conditions easier. So dollar [00:06:50] weakness is not an accident.

4 months ago Pending

The US Dollar will likely weaken as interest rates fall and money supply increases, which is a deliberate policy to support growth and ease financial conditions.

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The de-dollarization process to quicken due to aggressive rate cuts and quantitative easing in 2026.

and a quickening of the ddollarization process.

7 months ago Pending

The de-dollarization process to quicken due to aggressive rate cuts and quantitative easing in 2026.

and a quickening of the ddollarization process.

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Asset prices to receive a boost due to aggressive rate cuts and quantitative easing in 2026.

a boost to asset prices

7 months ago Pending

Asset prices to receive a boost due to aggressive rate cuts and quantitative easing in 2026.

a boost to asset prices

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Inflation to accelerate due to aggressive rate cuts and quantitative easing in 2026.

And that means accelerating inflation

7 months ago Pending

Inflation to accelerate due to aggressive rate cuts and quantitative easing in 2026.

And that means accelerating inflation

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Federal Reserve to resume quantitative easing in 2026.

the Federal Reserve will turn the money printers back on.

7 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to resume quantitative easing in 2026.

the Federal Reserve will turn the money printers back on.

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President Trump will replace current Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell with a loyalist when Powell's term expires in May 2026.

President Trump's going to select someone to swap him out that's going to do his bidding.

7 months ago Pending

President Trump will replace current Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell with a loyalist when Powell's term expires in May 2026.

President Trump's going to select someone to swap him out that's going to do his bidding.

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Federal Reserve to aggressively cut interest rates in 2026.

It means that most likely the Federal Reserve will aggressively cut interest rates next year.

7 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to aggressively cut interest rates in 2026.

It means that most likely the Federal Reserve will aggressively cut interest rates next year.

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Federal Reserve to slowly cut interest rates to 3%-3.25% by end of 2028.

The Federal Reserve is projecting that they're going to slowly cut interest rates and get it down to 3% to 3.25% by the end of 2028.

7 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to slowly cut interest rates to 3%-3.25% by end of 2028.

The Federal Reserve is projecting that they're going to slowly cut interest rates and get it down to 3% to 3.25% by the end of 2028.

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It is more likely than not that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25% in December 2025.

So, I do agree that it's more likely than not that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in December again by their quarter point.

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It is more likely than not that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25% in December 2025.

So, I do agree that it's more likely than not that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in December again by their quarter point.

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Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell gave a neutral and non-committal answer regarding interest rate decisions for December 2025, emphasizing data dependency.

So, Jay Powell, who's the most I mean, he's the chair of the Federal Reserve, so he's got the most influence at the Fed, he gave a neutral answer. When the reporters asked him about his thoughts about what's going to happen in December, he talked a lot, but he he said a whole bunch of nothing. That's just what I dissected from it. He danced around the questions by saying that, "Oh, they're going to be we're going to be data dependent and we might slow down, but we might not." Like just saying nonsense.

6 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell gave a neutral and non-committal answer regarding interest rate decisions for December 2025, emphasizing data dependency.

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A Federal Reserve interest rate cut in December 2025 is not a sure thing, as the Fed is data-dependent.

However, I just want to say it's not a sure thing. It's actually far from it because at the last Federal Reserve meeting, at the press conference, Jay Powell said that they're being data dependent to make their decisions for December.

6 months ago Pending

A Federal Reserve interest rate cut in December 2025 is not a sure thing, as the Fed is data-dependent.

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There is a 68.7% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25% at the December 10th meeting in 2025.

Right now, there's a 68.7% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by a quarter point, so 0.25% 25% at the December meeting and there's a 31.3% chance that they're going to leave interest rates alone that they're not going to cut.

6 months ago Pending

There is a 68.7% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25% at the December 10th meeting in 2025.

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Affordable housing, a solid labor market, and a booming economy are not expected in 2026.

I just don't expect that for 2026. I'm looking at the situation. I'm looking at the data and honestly, I just don't see it.

6 months ago Pending

Affordable housing, a solid labor market, and a booming economy are not expected in 2026.

I just don't expect that for 2026. I'm looking at the situation. I'm looking at the data and honestly, I just don't see it.

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The housing situation (affordability) to worsen.

I'm telling you, the housing situation is just going to get worse.

6 months ago Pending

The housing situation (affordability) to worsen.

I'm telling you, the housing situation is just going to get worse.

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Home prices to increase due to inflation caused by Federal Reserve actions.

I mean, of course, it's going to cause more inflation, like inflation in prices of everything, food, utilities, home prices. Like, home prices are not going to be immune to this.

6 months ago Pending

Home prices to increase due to inflation caused by Federal Reserve actions.

I mean, of course, it's going to cause more inflation, like inflation in prices of everything, food, utilities, home prices. Like, home prices are not going to be immune to this.

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Inflation to spike up after money printing, followed by a surge in mortgage interest rates.

inflation's going to follow, but inflation lags all the money printing. And once inflation starts catching up, when it starts spiking up again, then mortgage interest rates are going to shoot back up.

6 months ago Pending

Inflation to spike up after money printing, followed by a surge in mortgage interest rates.

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Mortgage interest rates to continue declining.

It means that mortgage interest rates will continue going down.

6 months ago Pending

Mortgage interest rates to continue declining.

It means that mortgage interest rates will continue going down.

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Federal Reserve to start heavy quantitative easing by Q4 2026.

I would be surprised if they make it to Q4 without heavy easing.

6 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to start heavy quantitative easing by Q4 2026.

I would be surprised if they make it to Q4 without heavy easing.

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Federal Reserve to continue cutting interest rates and start quantitative easing in 2026.

it's my expectation that the Federal Reserve will continue cutting interest rates and they're going to start their quantitative easing cycle in 2026.

6 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to continue cutting interest rates and start quantitative easing in 2026.

it's my expectation that the Federal Reserve will continue cutting interest rates and they're going to start their quantitative easing cycle in 2026.

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Federal Reserve to end monetary tightening cycle by October 2025.

The Federal Reserve will be ending their monetary tightening cycle very soon. Word on the street is that it may be even this month.

6 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to end monetary tightening cycle by October 2025.

The Federal Reserve will be ending their monetary tightening cycle very soon. Word on the street is that it may be even this month.

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Inflation will increase, requiring more dollars to purchase goods and assets like food, electricity, precious metals, and housing.

as they print trillions of more dollars, it's going to take more dollars to buy everything from food to electricity, precious metal, housing, you name it.

7 months ago Pending

Inflation will increase, requiring more dollars to purchase goods and assets like food, electricity, precious metals, and housing.

as they print trillions of more dollars, it's going to take more dollars to buy everything from food to electricity, precious metal, housing, you name it.

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The stock market and other assets will continue to increase over time; any corrections or crashes should be seen as buying opportunities, leading to continued upward movement due to ongoing money printing.

everything's going to keep on going up. It's not going to go up in a straight line. So if there's a correction or a crash, just take advantage. Buy the dip because it's a rigged game. They're going to keep on printing trillions of dollars and everything's going to continue to go up.

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Gold will continue to thrive due to ongoing interest rate cuts and record-high money supply.

And I believe that gold will continue to thrive in this environment because not only are they cutting interest rates, but the money supply is at record highs.

7 months ago Pending

Gold will continue to thrive due to ongoing interest rate cuts and record-high money supply.

And I believe that gold will continue to thrive in this environment because not only are they cutting interest rates, but the money supply is at record highs.

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Stock market has a 100% chance of being up one year from September 17, 2025 (by September 2026), with an average return of 13.9% and a median return of 9.8%.

Based on history with a similar setup, there's a 100% chance that the market will be up one year from now. The average return is 13.9% and the median return is 9.8%.

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Stock market has a 100% chance of being up one year from September 17, 2025 (by September 2026), with an average return of 13.9% and a median return of 9.8%.

Based on history with a similar setup, there's a 100% chance that the market will be up one year from now. The average return is 13.9% and the median return is 9.8%.

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The stock market will not fall by 20% or more and stay down for an extended period; any such drop will result in a quick V-shaped recovery due to Federal Reserve intervention.

I believe that it is not possible for the stock market to go down more than 20% or more and stay down for an extended period of time. If the market were to go down 20% or more, then the Federal Reserve would be forced to rescue the stock market by printing trillions of dollars and it would be a quick V-shaped recovery.

7 months ago Pending

The stock market will not fall by 20% or more and stay down for an extended period; any such drop will result in a quick V-shaped recovery due to Federal Reserve intervention.

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Stock market has a 72.7% chance of being up by mid-March 2026, with an average return of 3.4% and a median return of 5.5% from September 17, 2025.

By mid-March, there's a 72.7% chance that the stock market's going to be up. And on average, it goes up by 3.4%. The median return is 5.5%.

7 months ago Pending

Stock market has a 72.7% chance of being up by mid-March 2026, with an average return of 3.4% and a median return of 5.5% from September 17, 2025.

By mid-March, there's a 72.7% chance that the stock market's going to be up. And on average, it goes up by 3.4%. The median return is 5.5%.

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Stock market has a 77.3% chance of being up by mid-December 2025 compared to September 17, 2025.

By mid December, there's a 77.3% chance that the stock market's going to be up from around right now.

7 months ago Pending

Stock market has a 77.3% chance of being up by mid-December 2025 compared to September 17, 2025.

By mid December, there's a 77.3% chance that the stock market's going to be up from around right now.

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AI will eliminate a large quantity of jobs in the years ahead.

This number may seem low right now but I believe that yes AI is going to eliminate a large quantity of jobs in the years ahead.

7 months ago Pending

AI will eliminate a large quantity of jobs in the years ahead.

This number may seem low right now but I believe that yes AI is going to eliminate a large quantity of jobs in the years ahead.

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The Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates in 2026.

it is widely expected that the Federal Reserve is just going to continue to cut interest rates in 2026.

7 months ago Pending

The Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates in 2026.

it is widely expected that the Federal Reserve is just going to continue to cut interest rates in 2026.

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President Trump will likely replace Jay Powell (whose term ends in May) with someone who will aggressively cut interest rates.

Jay Powell, who's the chair of the Federal Reserve, is going to end his term in May, right? And most likely what's going to happen, President Trump's most likely going to replace him with someone that's going to cut rates aggressively.

7 months ago Pending

President Trump will likely replace Jay Powell (whose term ends in May) with someone who will aggressively cut interest rates.

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If the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates in October and December, the Fed funds rate will fall to 3.75%.

If the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates in October and in December, then the Fed funds interest rates going to fall from the current 4.25% to 3.75%.

7 months ago Pending

If the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates in October and December, the Fed funds rate will fall to 3.75%.

If the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates in October and in December, then the Fed funds interest rates going to fall from the current 4.25% to 3.75%.

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There is an 86.3% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at the December 10th meeting.

the meeting after October 29th, it's going to take place on December 10th, and there's an 86.3% chance that the Federal Reserve is going to cut interest rates at that December meeting as well.

7 months ago Pending

There is an 86.3% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at the December 10th meeting.

the meeting after October 29th, it's going to take place on December 10th, and there's an 86.3% chance that the Federal Reserve is going to cut interest rates at that December meeting as well.

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The Federal Funds rate will be cut by 0.25% in October, bringing it to 4.0%.

They're expected to cut the interest rates this month by 0.25%, which would bring the Fed funds rate down to 4.0%.

7 months ago Pending

The Federal Funds rate will be cut by 0.25% in October, bringing it to 4.0%.

They're expected to cut the interest rates this month by 0.25%, which would bring the Fed funds rate down to 4.0%.

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There is a 96.2% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at the October 29th meeting.

The next Federal Reserve meeting is going to be on October 29th. Right now, there's a 96.2% chance that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at this upcoming meeting, and there's a 3.8% chance that they're not going to cut rates.

7 months ago Pending

There is a 96.2% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at the October 29th meeting.

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Rate cuts will lead to easier monetary policy and boost asset prices (stocks, precious metals, crypto).

Now, if you're if you're an investor in the stock markets or precious metals or crypto, then you're going to like these odds because rate cuts means that an easier monetary policy is coming and that's going to boost asset prices.

7 months ago Pending

Rate cuts will lead to easier monetary policy and boost asset prices (stocks, precious metals, crypto).

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Total job cut plans in 2025 will surpass 1 million.

it's very likely job cut plans are going to surpass a million for the first time since 2020.

7 months ago Pending

Total job cut plans in 2025 will surpass 1 million.

it's very likely job cut plans are going to surpass a million for the first time since 2020.

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Federal Reserve will continue cutting interest rates.

We are witnessing the biggest job loss in years, which is going to force the Federal Reserve to continue cutting interest rates.

7 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve will continue cutting interest rates.

We are witnessing the biggest job loss in years, which is going to force the Federal Reserve to continue cutting interest rates.

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The inflation situation will get worse from October 2025 onwards.

So my assessment is that the inflation situation is just going to get worse from here.

6 months ago Pending

The inflation situation will get worse from October 2025 onwards.

So my assessment is that the inflation situation is just going to get worse from here.

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Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.25% at their meeting on October 29, 2025, and another 0.25% at the December 2025 meeting, bringing the Fed funds rate to 3.75%.

It's changed from a 91.8% chance to a now 96.3%. So listen, that's how the CPI inflation report has impacted the Federal Reserve and their interest rate decisions for the remainder of the year.

6 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.25% at their meeting on October 29, 2025, and another 0.25% at the December 2025 meeting, bringing the Fed funds rate to 3.75%.

It's changed from a 91.8% chance to a now 96.3%. So listen, that's how the CPI inflation report has impacted the Federal Reserve and their interest rate decisions for the remainder of the year.

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Federal Reserve to print massive amounts of money (quantitative easing) in 2026.

They're going to print money like crazy most likely in 2026. And that's, you know, that was my prediction back then and it still stands.

6 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to print massive amounts of money (quantitative easing) in 2026.

They're going to print money like crazy most likely in 2026. And that's, you know, that was my prediction back then and it still stands.

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Federal Reserve may end the quantitative tightening cycle in October 2025.

JP Morgan originally forecasted that the tightening cycle would end early next year, but now they're moving that prediction up. They're saying that the Federal Reserve may end the tightening cycle this month and next week's meeting.

6 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve may end the quantitative tightening cycle in October 2025.

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The new Federal Reserve Chair's policies of substantially lowering interest rates will worsen the inflation situation in 2026.

it's going to make the inflation situation worse. So, I'm just saying get ready for that in 2026.

4 months ago Pending

The new Federal Reserve Chair's policies of substantially lowering interest rates will worsen the inflation situation in 2026.

it's going to make the inflation situation worse. So, I'm just saying get ready for that in 2026.

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Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.25% at their meeting on October 29, 2025.

When the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 0.25% next week, I'm telling you, like, trust me, it's not going to be a shocker to anybody.

6 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.25% at their meeting on October 29, 2025.

When the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 0.25% next week, I'm telling you, like, trust me, it's not going to be a shocker to anybody.

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A new Federal Reserve Chair, nominated by Trump, will replace Jay Powell in May 2026 and will advocate for much lower interest rates.

J. Powell is going to be out of there in May of 2026. And Trump says that he's going to nominate the new Fed chair who's going to be Powell's replacements in the next few weeks. And that new Fed chair is going to be someone that believes in much lower interest rates.

4 months ago Pending

A new Federal Reserve Chair, nominated by Trump, will replace Jay Powell in May 2026 and will advocate for much lower interest rates.

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The Federal Reserve projects a single interest rate cut of 0.25% in 2026.

The Federal Reserve gave their projections and they projected that they're only going to cut interest rates one time in all of 2026. and just by 0.25%.

4 months ago Pending

The Federal Reserve projects a single interest rate cut of 0.25% in 2026.

The Federal Reserve gave their projections and they projected that they're only going to cut interest rates one time in all of 2026. and just by 0.25%.

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Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell expects inflation to improve in 2026, after being elevated in 2025 due to tariffs.

Powell is saying that the rate of inflation has been elevated in 2025 by tariffs, but he expects things to get better in 2026.

4 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell expects inflation to improve in 2026, after being elevated in 2025 due to tariffs.

Powell is saying that the rate of inflation has been elevated in 2025 by tariffs, but he expects things to get better in 2026.

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The Federal Reserve is not serious about bringing inflation down to 2.0% as they are more concerned with propping up markets, helping banks, and monetizing national debt.

I believe that they're more concerned about propping up the markets, throwing a lifeline to the banks, and monetizing our national debt. I mean, how can you make the argument that they're serious about fighting inflation when the rate of inflation is above target and they're cutting interest rates and printing money? I mean, that doesn't seem too serious to me, but I want to tell you what their argument is.

4 months ago Pending

The Federal Reserve is not serious about bringing inflation down to 2.0% as they are more concerned with propping up markets, helping banks, and monetizing national debt.

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The government shutdown will have a minimal impact on the US economy.

A shutdown's going to have minimal impact on the US economy. Employee, just think about it, because employees are going to get back paid. The government's going to spend what they would have spent. So again, minimal impact.

7 months ago Pending

The government shutdown will have a minimal impact on the US economy.

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US dollar will weaken due to the government shutdown, which will benefit commodities, gold, and silver.

It's common that a US government shutdown weakens the US dollar, which I mean already it's having a terrible year. But if the dollar weakens even further because of this, that's going to be good for commodities, that's going to be good for gold and also for silver.

7 months ago Pending

US dollar will weaken due to the government shutdown, which will benefit commodities, gold, and silver.

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Government overspending and printing more money will lead to increased inflation, disproportionately harming the middle and lower income classes.

They continue to overspend... and they would just rather print more money, which of course causes more inflation. And that hurts the middle class and lower income earners the most.

6 months ago Pending

Government overspending and printing more money will lead to increased inflation, disproportionately harming the middle and lower income classes.

They continue to overspend... and they would just rather print more money, which of course causes more inflation. And that hurts the middle class and lower income earners the most.

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Both Republican and Democratic parties will continue to overspend.

Both parties are going to overspend.

6 months ago Pending

Both Republican and Democratic parties will continue to overspend.

Both parties are going to overspend.

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The US national debt will continue to grow indefinitely.

The national debt's just going to grow. And there is no stopping this train.

6 months ago Pending

The US national debt will continue to grow indefinitely.

The national debt's just going to grow. And there is no stopping this train.

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Investing in long-term US Treasury bonds will result in a guaranteed loss.

my opinion is that US Treasury bonds, which are longer term duration, if you want to invest in Treasury bonds, that is a losing proposition because it's like a it's basically like a guaranteed loss.

6 months ago Pending

Investing in long-term US Treasury bonds will result in a guaranteed loss.

my opinion is that US Treasury bonds, which are longer term duration, if you want to invest in Treasury bonds, that is a losing proposition because it's like a it's basically like a guaranteed loss.

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The price of gold will continue to rise in the long run, despite short-term volatility.

The price is just going to keep on going up. Is it going to go up in a straight line? Of course not. There's going to be ups and downs and short-term volatility, but long run, it's just going to go higher.

6 months ago Pending

The price of gold will continue to rise in the long run, despite short-term volatility.

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A new wave of demand will push gold prices higher as portfolio managers and advisors shift allocations from bonds to gold.

as portfolio managers and advisers switch their recommended allocations from bonds to gold, that's going to be a new wave of demand pushing gold prices higher.

6 months ago Pending

A new wave of demand will push gold prices higher as portfolio managers and advisors shift allocations from bonds to gold.

as portfolio managers and advisers switch their recommended allocations from bonds to gold, that's going to be a new wave of demand pushing gold prices higher.

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Institutions will promote gold to their clients, and 'smart money' will drive gold prices higher.

the institutions, they're now going to be pumping gold to their clients. Smart money is going to be driving gold prices even higher.

6 months ago Pending

Institutions will promote gold to their clients, and 'smart money' will drive gold prices higher.

the institutions, they're now going to be pumping gold to their clients. Smart money is going to be driving gold prices even higher.

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The new Fed chair, taking power in May 2026, will likely cut interest rates by more than 0.25% in 2026.

the new Fed chair comes into power in May of 2026 and most likely they're going to cut interest rates by more than just 0.25% for the entirety of 2026.

4 months ago Pending

The new Fed chair, taking power in May 2026, will likely cut interest rates by more than 0.25% in 2026.

the new Fed chair comes into power in May of 2026 and most likely they're going to cut interest rates by more than just 0.25% for the entirety of 2026.

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The current rise in gold prices is just the early phase of a larger 'gold rush'.

The price of gold has already risen substantially, but we're still in the early phase of this gold rush, which I'm going to cover more in a separate video.

6 months ago Pending

The current rise in gold prices is just the early phase of a larger 'gold rush'.

The price of gold has already risen substantially, but we're still in the early phase of this gold rush, which I'm going to cover more in a separate video.

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The rate of inflation is expected to sharply accelerate in 2026.

However, the thing is that I expect the rate of inflation to sharply accelerate in 2026.

4 months ago Pending

The rate of inflation is expected to sharply accelerate in 2026.

However, the thing is that I expect the rate of inflation to sharply accelerate in 2026.

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Following central banks, institutional 'smart money' and then retail investors will drive increased demand for gold.

The central banks have already been loading up on gold. They've been front running this. And then the next wave is going to come from smart money from the institutions. And then it's going to be followed up by the retail wave. Essentially, there's going to be more demand for gold.

6 months ago Pending

Following central banks, institutional 'smart money' and then retail investors will drive increased demand for gold.

Pending

October and November job numbers will be revised downward, likely heavily.

Most likely they're going to be revised downward and most likely heavily.

4 months ago Pending

October and November job numbers will be revised downward, likely heavily.

Most likely they're going to be revised downward and most likely heavily.

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As more experts, institutions, and hedge funds become vocal about gold's superiority to sovereign bonds, and this sentiment goes mainstream, it will lead to increased demand for gold given its current low allocation in portfolios.

more people are now understanding the reality that gold is superior to sovereign bonds and more of these experts, institutions, and hedge funds, they're going to become more vocal about this sentiment. And if they do, what do you think is going to happen? Like when this goes more mainstream, you have to remember that less on average less than 1% of people's portfolios are allocated towards gold.

6 months ago Pending

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The 'sell America' trend, where other countries dump US treasuries and pull money from US stock markets, will continue and accelerate.

The fear is the sell America trend will continue and even accelerate.

6 months ago Pending

The 'sell America' trend, where other countries dump US treasuries and pull money from US stock markets, will continue and accelerate.

The fear is the sell America trend will continue and even accelerate.

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The speaker believes the Federal Reserve and the government desire a stock market 'meltup' and do not care if it occurs due to current policy.

I mean, to me, when I hear him say this, well, I believe that like he doesn't care. He doesn't care if there's a meltup. And honestly, I believe that the Federal Reserve and the government, they both want to melt up. Like, this is the only path.

7 months ago Pending

The speaker believes the Federal Reserve and the government desire a stock market 'meltup' and do not care if it occurs due to current policy.

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More interest rate cuts are expected to come in the future, as the current cut is 'just the beginning'.

It's not just about today's rate cut. It's about the process and this is just the beginning. So basically there's more rate cuts to come.

7 months ago Pending

More interest rate cuts are expected to come in the future, as the current cut is 'just the beginning'.

It's not just about today's rate cut. It's about the process and this is just the beginning. So basically there's more rate cuts to come.

Pending

The market has increased confidence (from 65.9% to 82.6%) that two more rate cuts will occur in 2025 (October and December).

And after today's new information, the odds of a rate cut happening in October and in December. So two more rate cuts has increased from 65.9% to 82.6%. So in other words, the market does believe or has more confidence of this situation playing out.

7 months ago Pending

The market has increased confidence (from 65.9% to 82.6%) that two more rate cuts will occur in 2025 (October and December).

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The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates two more times in 2025 (October and December).

But based on this updated forecast, their new expectation is that they're going to cut interest rates in October and in December. So, there's going to be two more rate cuts this year.

7 months ago Pending

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates two more times in 2025 (October and December).

But based on this updated forecast, their new expectation is that they're going to cut interest rates in October and in December. So, there's going to be two more rate cuts this year.

Pending

Federal Reserve's aggressive rate cuts will lead to higher inflation.

So that means more easy money and higher inflation.

7 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve's aggressive rate cuts will lead to higher inflation.

So that means more easy money and higher inflation.

Pending

Lower GDP will give the Federal Reserve more reason to cut interest rates aggressively.

If GDP is lower, then that gives more reason for the Federal Reserve to blast the money printer on and cut interest rates even more aggressively.

5 months ago Pending

Lower GDP will give the Federal Reserve more reason to cut interest rates aggressively.

If GDP is lower, then that gives more reason for the Federal Reserve to blast the money printer on and cut interest rates even more aggressively.

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If the stock market declines around the time of a potential January 2026 government shutdown, it will be due to other factors.

if the stock market does go down around that time frame, then it's probably for other reasons besides the government shutdown scare.

5 months ago Pending

If the stock market declines around the time of a potential January 2026 government shutdown, it will be due to other factors.

if the stock market does go down around that time frame, then it's probably for other reasons besides the government shutdown scare.

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Another government shutdown threat at the end of January 2026 will have minimal impact on the stock market.

if there's another threat of a government shutdown at the end of January, then well, at least if you go according to the stats, you can expect the same thing. Minimal impact.

5 months ago Pending

Another government shutdown threat at the end of January 2026 will have minimal impact on the stock market.

if there's another threat of a government shutdown at the end of January, then well, at least if you go according to the stats, you can expect the same thing. Minimal impact.

Pending

The inflation report expected this week (2025-11) is expected to be delayed.

And the inflation report, I mean, that was supposed to be released this week, but it is expected to be delayed.

5 months ago Pending

The inflation report expected this week (2025-11) is expected to be delayed.

And the inflation report, I mean, that was supposed to be released this week, but it is expected to be delayed.

Pending

The government can produce the jobs report within a few days of reopening.

when the government reopens, they're saying that the government can produce the jobs report within a few days.

5 months ago Pending

The government can produce the jobs report within a few days of reopening.

when the government reopens, they're saying that the government can produce the jobs report within a few days.

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Another government shutdown starting January 30, 2026, could be worse than the current one.

if they go through another government shutdown starting on January 30th, then it's not going to be during peak travel season and then well, if they don't have that motivator, then it could end up being worse than this one.

5 months ago Pending

Another government shutdown starting January 30, 2026, could be worse than the current one.

Pending

There is a real possibility of another government shutdown around January 30, 2026.

And then there's the real possibility of another government shutdown just 2 and 1/2 months from now.

5 months ago Pending

There is a real possibility of another government shutdown around January 30, 2026.

And then there's the real possibility of another government shutdown just 2 and 1/2 months from now.

Pending

The government shutdown will be resolved by the end of November 2025, likely much sooner.

I got my money on the shutdown being resolved by the end of November, most likely well before then.

6 months ago Pending

The government shutdown will be resolved by the end of November 2025, likely much sooner.

I got my money on the shutdown being resolved by the end of November, most likely well before then.

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Vote on extending Obamacare subsidies expected to fail in the Senate in December 2025.

Well, they're saying that the votes on extending the Obamacare subsidies that they're going to do, it is expected to fail in the Senate.

5 months ago Pending

Vote on extending Obamacare subsidies expected to fail in the Senate in December 2025.

Well, they're saying that the votes on extending the Obamacare subsidies that they're going to do, it is expected to fail in the Senate.

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Senate to hold a vote on Obamacare subsidies by the second week of December 2025.

The Senate Republicans promised the Democrats that they'll hold a vote on the Obamacare subsidies, whether to extend them or not. The deal was that they're going to take a vote on this by the second week of December.

5 months ago Pending

Senate to hold a vote on Obamacare subsidies by the second week of December 2025.

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The government shutdown will be resolved very soon, likely within the next week (by early November 2025).

I'm betting that it's coming to a conclusion very soon. I'm saying that because there's too many problems that are going to escalate very rapidly in this upcoming week.

6 months ago Pending

The government shutdown will be resolved very soon, likely within the next week (by early November 2025).

I'm betting that it's coming to a conclusion very soon. I'm saying that because there's too many problems that are going to escalate very rapidly in this upcoming week.

Pending

President Trump will sign the government funding bill after it passes the House.

And President Trump has backed this bill. Therefore, once he receives it, he's going to sign it.

5 months ago Pending

President Trump will sign the government funding bill after it passes the House.

And President Trump has backed this bill. Therefore, once he receives it, he's going to sign it.

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Government funding bill expected to pass in the House of Representatives by 2025-11-12.

The bill is expected to be voted on sometime this week, most likely tomorrow on Wednesday, and it is expected to pass because they just need a simple majority in the House of Representatives to get it through.

5 months ago Pending

Government funding bill expected to pass in the House of Representatives by 2025-11-12.

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Inflation and asset price inflation to continue.

Inflation's going to continue. We're going to see more asset price inflation.

6 months ago Pending

Inflation and asset price inflation to continue.

Inflation's going to continue. We're going to see more asset price inflation.

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Federal Reserve to stop quantitative tightening soon.

I said first comes the interest rate cuts and then they're going to stop the tightening which is right around the corner and then comes the quantitative easing or the money printing in 2026.

6 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to stop quantitative tightening soon.

I said first comes the interest rate cuts and then they're going to stop the tightening which is right around the corner and then comes the quantitative easing or the money printing in 2026.

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Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.25% on October 29, 2025, and another 0.25% in December 2025, bringing the Fed funds rate to 3.75% by year-end.

they're going to cut interest rates by 0.25% on October 29th. And then they're going to cut interest rates again by another 0.25% 25% in December, bringing the Fed funds interest rate down from the current 4.2.5% to the projected 3.75%.

6 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.25% on October 29, 2025, and another 0.25% in December 2025, bringing the Fed funds rate to 3.75% by year-end.

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Federal Reserve to turn money printers back on in 2026.

I predicted back in 2024 that they're going to turn the money printers back on in 2026. And it looks like there's now a high probability of that happening.

6 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to turn money printers back on in 2026.

I predicted back in 2024 that they're going to turn the money printers back on in 2026. And it looks like there's now a high probability of that happening.

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Average mortgage interest rates could increase by 1% if Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac go private (analyst prediction).

Some analysts are saying that average mortgage interest rates could go up by 1% in in this type of event.

8 months ago Pending

Average mortgage interest rates could increase by 1% if Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac go private (analyst prediction).

Some analysts are saying that average mortgage interest rates could go up by 1% in in this type of event.

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Home prices to be up 4% in 2026 (National Association of Realtors prediction).

National Association of Realtor says up 4%.

8 months ago Pending

Home prices to be up 4% in 2026 (National Association of Realtors prediction).

National Association of Realtor says up 4%.

Pending

Home prices to be up 0.3% in 2026 (Mortgage Bankers Association prediction).

Mortgage Bankers Association says up by 0.3%. So pretty much flat.

8 months ago Pending

Home prices to be up 0.3% in 2026 (Mortgage Bankers Association prediction).

Mortgage Bankers Association says up by 0.3%. So pretty much flat.

Pending

Home prices to be up 2% in 2026 (Fanny Mae prediction).

Fanny May predicts that home prices are going to go up by 2%.

8 months ago Pending

Home prices to be up 2% in 2026 (Fanny Mae prediction).

Fanny May predicts that home prices are going to go up by 2%.

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In case of a stock market crash or recession, the government and Federal Reserve will intervene with money printing and zero interest rates to prop up the stock market.

If the stock market crashes or if there's a recession, then the government and the Federal Reserve, they're going to come to the rescue with the money printers and zero interest rates and they're going to prop up the stock market.

9 months ago Pending

In case of a stock market crash or recession, the government and Federal Reserve will intervene with money printing and zero interest rates to prop up the stock market.

Pending

Gigastar is predicted to become a multi-billion dollar company within a few years (by 2028).

I've done it because I believe that Gigastar is going to become a multi-billion dollar company in a few years.

10 months ago Pending

Gigastar is predicted to become a multi-billion dollar company within a few years (by 2028).

I've done it because I believe that Gigastar is going to become a multi-billion dollar company in a few years.

Pending

Due to natural volatility, gold price could reach $10,000 within the next decade (by 2035), especially if inflation accelerates faster than 8%.

natural volatility could allow it to go for gold to go up to 10,000s, right? Just based off the fluctuations. If inflation accelerates faster, then you can expect an even higher price for gold.

10 months ago Pending

Due to natural volatility, gold price could reach $10,000 within the next decade (by 2035), especially if inflation accelerates faster than 8%.

natural volatility could allow it to go for gold to go up to 10,000s, right? Just based off the fluctuations. If inflation accelerates faster, then you can expect an even higher price for gold.

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If inflation averages 8% annually for the next decade (by 2035), gold price will increase from $3,400 to $7,140 per troy ounce.

let's assume that inflation runs at 8% a year for the next decade. Then here's the math under that scenario. Then in 10 years, gold would go from the currents $3,400 a troy ounce to 7,140.

10 months ago Pending

If inflation averages 8% annually for the next decade (by 2035), gold price will increase from $3,400 to $7,140 per troy ounce.

let's assume that inflation runs at 8% a year for the next decade. Then here's the math under that scenario. Then in 10 years, gold would go from the currents $3,400 a troy ounce to 7,140.

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117 gold coins will be sufficient to purchase a median-priced home in the US in 20, 30, or 40 years.

if you accumulate 117 gold coins that you're going to have enough to buy that median price home for whoever you want in 20 years or even in 30 years or even in 40 years.

10 months ago Pending

117 gold coins will be sufficient to purchase a median-priced home in the US in 20, 30, or 40 years.

if you accumulate 117 gold coins that you're going to have enough to buy that median price home for whoever you want in 20 years or even in 30 years or even in 40 years.

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A stock portfolio that experienced a dip due to Trump tariffs will be up dramatically in a few years (by 2027-2029).

I'm telling you, in a few years, that portfolio, it's going to be up dramatically.

11 months ago Pending

A stock portfolio that experienced a dip due to Trump tariffs will be up dramatically in a few years (by 2027-2029).

I'm telling you, in a few years, that portfolio, it's going to be up dramatically.

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Silver price to reach triple digits (e.g., $100+ per ounce) at an unspecified future time.

I believe and this is just my opinion that silver will reach the triple digits. So it's just a question of when.

11 months ago Pending

Silver price to reach triple digits (e.g., $100+ per ounce) at an unspecified future time.

I believe and this is just my opinion that silver will reach the triple digits. So it's just a question of when.

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Mortgage interest rates will eventually return to 4% (beyond 2025).

All I can tell you is that there are very powerful forces at play and over time, I think that rates are going to come back down to this level [4%].

11 months ago Pending

Mortgage interest rates will eventually return to 4% (beyond 2025).

All I can tell you is that there are very powerful forces at play and over time, I think that rates are going to come back down to this level [4%].

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The Federal Reserve will implement smaller rate cuts, leading to an easier monetary policy, which will result in more general inflation and asset inflation.

I believe that the Federal Reserve is going to go at smaller rate cuts and they want to do that because they want to see how these rate cuts are going to affect inflation. My opinion is that we're headed towards an easier monetary policy. I mean we're going to see we're going to see more inflation. we're going to see more asset inflation.

8 months ago Pending

The Federal Reserve will implement smaller rate cuts, leading to an easier monetary policy, which will result in more general inflation and asset inflation.

Pending

Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at the September, October, and December meetings, bringing the Fed funds rate from 4.5% to 3.75% by the end of the year.

the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at each one of the remaining meetings. So the one next week in October and in December as well. So the market expectation is a 74.4% chance of that happening. So that would drop the Fed fund's interest rate from the current 4.5% to 3.75%.

8 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at the September, October, and December meetings, bringing the Fed funds rate from 4.5% to 3.75% by the end of the year.

Pending

Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25% at the upcoming September 17th meeting.

I expected a higher inflation print and most likely still an interest rate cut of 0.25%. And that's what it's most likely going to be.

8 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 0.25% at the upcoming September 17th meeting.

I expected a higher inflation print and most likely still an interest rate cut of 0.25%. And that's what it's most likely going to be.

Pending

Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at the September 17th meeting.

the Federal Reserve is still most likely going to cut interest rates at their next meeting, which is going to be on September 17th

8 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at the September 17th meeting.

the Federal Reserve is still most likely going to cut interest rates at their next meeting, which is going to be on September 17th

Pending

Financial slavery to worsen.

Financial slavery is going to get worse.

8 months ago Pending

Financial slavery to worsen.

Financial slavery is going to get worse.

Pending

Wealth inequality to worsen significantly.

Wealth inequality is going to get worse. Again, that one's like much worse.

8 months ago Pending

Wealth inequality to worsen significantly.

Wealth inequality is going to get worse. Again, that one's like much worse.

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Inflation to worsen significantly.

Inflation's going to get worse, like much worse.

8 months ago Pending

Inflation to worsen significantly.

Inflation's going to get worse, like much worse.

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Likely only one interest rate cut in 2025, but more rate cuts in 2026.

if I had to guess, I would expect higher inflation prints. So maybe we're just going to get one interest rate cut this year. But regardless, there's going to be more rate cuts in 2026.

8 months ago Pending

Likely only one interest rate cut in 2025, but more rate cuts in 2026.

if I had to guess, I would expect higher inflation prints. So maybe we're just going to get one interest rate cut this year. But regardless, there's going to be more rate cuts in 2026.

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Federal Reserve to cut interest rates on September 17th (2025 based on video publish date) and many more rate cuts to follow.

the Federal Reserve is getting ready to cut interest rates on September 17th. And I'm telling you that's not going to be the last of it. It's not going to be the last of rate cuts. There's going to be many more to come.

8 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates on September 17th (2025 based on video publish date) and many more rate cuts to follow.

Pending

M2 money supply to continue steady and solid growth.

the M2 money supply is just expanding. It's at record highs, which is to nobody's surprise. And this is just how the game or the system works. Essentially, as more dollars are printed, it's going to require more worthless dollars to buy an ounce of gold. And here's a one-year chart of the money supply. You take a look at the chart. It looks like steady and solid growth, at least to me. And I'm expecting that there is more of this to come.

8 months ago Pending

M2 money supply to continue steady and solid growth.

Pending

Gold price to cross $3,700, $4,000, $5,000, and $10,000 per troy ounce. (No specific timeframe, but implied within the ongoing dedollarization process, likely within a few years based on other predictions).

It's around $3,600 a troy ounce right now. And it's just this just my opinion. It's just a matter of time before it crosses 3,700 4,000 $5,000 $10,000 a troy ounce.

8 months ago Pending

It's around $3,600 a troy ounce right now. And it's just this just my opinion. It's just a matter of time before it crosses 3,700 4,000 $5,000 $10,000 a troy ounce.

Pending

Gold price to continue increasing due to dedollarization.

the ddollarization process is going to continue and the price of gold is just going to continue to increase.

8 months ago Pending

Gold price to continue increasing due to dedollarization.

the ddollarization process is going to continue and the price of gold is just going to continue to increase.

Pending

Gold revaluation in 2026.

they're most likely getting they're getting ready for a gold revaluation in 2026.

8 months ago Pending

Gold revaluation in 2026.

they're most likely getting they're getting ready for a gold revaluation in 2026.

Pending

Tax refunds filed in 2027 (for the 2026 tax year) are expected to be smaller compared to those filed in 2026 (for the 2025 tax year).

the following tax filing season, so the one that you're going to file in 2027, you should expect the smaller tax refunds in 2027 compared to 2026.

8 months ago Pending

Tax refunds filed in 2027 (for the 2026 tax year) are expected to be smaller compared to those filed in 2026 (for the 2025 tax year).

the following tax filing season, so the one that you're going to file in 2027, you should expect the smaller tax refunds in 2027 compared to 2026.

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President Trump is expected to make a significant move related to gold around July 4th, 2026, coinciding with the US 250th anniversary.

So, whatever Trump's going to whatever he's going to do with gold, people are expecting him to go really big next year. So, our country's 250th year anniversary is going to be on July 4th, 2026. A lot of people are expecting something to happen, you know, during that time.

8 months ago Pending

President Trump is expected to make a significant move related to gold around July 4th, 2026, coinciding with the US 250th anniversary.

Pending

The Federal Reserve will implement more than one interest rate cut in 2026.

my expectation is that they're not going to do just one interest rate cut for all of next year.

5 months ago Pending

The Federal Reserve will implement more than one interest rate cut in 2026.

my expectation is that they're not going to do just one interest rate cut for all of next year.

Pending

A new, more dovish Federal Reserve chair will be appointed in May 2026.

the new Fed chair is going to come in May and it's going to be someone with a much dovish monetary policy stance.

5 months ago Pending

A new, more dovish Federal Reserve chair will be appointed in May 2026.

the new Fed chair is going to come in May and it's going to be someone with a much dovish monetary policy stance.

Pending

The Federal Reserve expects to cut interest rates only once by 0.25% in 2026.

The Federal Reserve expects to cut interest rates only one time by 0.25% 25% in 2026.

5 months ago Pending

The Federal Reserve expects to cut interest rates only once by 0.25% in 2026.

The Federal Reserve expects to cut interest rates only one time by 0.25% 25% in 2026.

Pending

The Federal Reserve expects the rate of inflation in 2026 to be lower than their September forecast.

they expect that the rate of inflation in 2026 to be lower than expected compared to the forecast that they made back in September.

5 months ago Pending

The Federal Reserve expects the rate of inflation in 2026 to be lower than their September forecast.

they expect that the rate of inflation in 2026 to be lower than expected compared to the forecast that they made back in September.

Pending

The Federal Reserve projects the unemployment rate to end 2026 at 4.4%.

They're projecting that the unemployment rates will end next year at 4.4%

5 months ago Pending

The Federal Reserve projects the unemployment rate to end 2026 at 4.4%.

They're projecting that the unemployment rates will end next year at 4.4%

Pending

The Federal Reserve projects the US economy (GDP) to grow by 2.3% in 2026.

Now, they're projecting that the US economy will grow by 2.3%.

5 months ago Pending

The Federal Reserve projects the US economy (GDP) to grow by 2.3% in 2026.

Now, they're projecting that the US economy will grow by 2.3%.

Pending

The Federal Reserve will initiate purchases of shorter-term Treasury securities with no specified end date.

The Federal Reserve will initiate purchases of shorterterm Treasury securities as needed to maintain an ample supply of reserves on an ongoing basis. So, the money printers are back on. There's no given end date of when they're going to turn the money printers back off.

5 months ago Pending

The Federal Reserve will initiate purchases of shorter-term Treasury securities with no specified end date.

Pending

The Fed funds interest rate has fallen from 4.0% to 3.75% today (December 10, 2025).

The Fed fund's interest rate has now fallen from 4.0% 0% to 3.75%.

5 months ago Pending

The Fed funds interest rate has fallen from 4.0% to 3.75% today (December 10, 2025).

The Fed fund's interest rate has now fallen from 4.0% 0% to 3.75%.

Pending

The Federal Reserve will increase the amount of money printing over time, rather than decreasing it.

They're they're going to require a bigger and bigger dosage.

5 months ago Pending

The Federal Reserve will increase the amount of money printing over time, rather than decreasing it.

They're they're going to require a bigger and bigger dosage.

Pending

Federal Reserve to start with $40 billion in money printing in December 2025.

They're going to start with $40 billion this month, which is wild.

5 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to start with $40 billion in money printing in December 2025.

They're going to start with $40 billion this month, which is wild.

Pending

Federal Reserve to resume money printing (quantitative easing) on December 12th, 2025.

The Federal Reserve will be turning the money printers back on December 12th.

5 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to resume money printing (quantitative easing) on December 12th, 2025.

The Federal Reserve will be turning the money printers back on December 12th.

Pending

Another US credit rating downgrade is expected deeper into 2026 or 2027.

I do believe that we're going to get another credit rating downgrade, if you're going to ask me when it's going to happen, then I'll tell you that my expectation is it's going to be later, like deeper into 2026 or 2027.

5 months ago Pending

Another US credit rating downgrade is expected deeper into 2026 or 2027.

Pending

Another US credit rating downgrade is probable.

So, I'll I'll just tell you that another downgrade, it's not just possible, it's probable.

5 months ago Pending

Another US credit rating downgrade is probable.

So, I'll I'll just tell you that another downgrade, it's not just possible, it's probable.

Pending

US national debt to surpass $40 trillion by end of 2026.

I mean, the where we're the way that we're going, we're going to surpass $40 trillion next year.

5 months ago Pending

US national debt to surpass $40 trillion by end of 2026.

I mean, the where we're the way that we're going, we're going to surpass $40 trillion next year.

Pending

The nominee for the next Federal Reserve Chair will most likely be announced in early 2026.

However, President Trump said that it's most likely going to be announced in early 2026.

5 months ago Pending

The nominee for the next Federal Reserve Chair will most likely be announced in early 2026.

However, President Trump said that it's most likely going to be announced in early 2026.

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The nominee for the next Federal Reserve Chair will be revealed before Christmas (2025).

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessett, who's in charge of doing all the interviews for the new Fed chair, said that they're going to reveal the Fed chair, the nominee, before Christmas.

5 months ago Pending

The nominee for the next Federal Reserve Chair will be revealed before Christmas (2025).

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessett, who's in charge of doing all the interviews for the new Fed chair, said that they're going to reveal the Fed chair, the nominee, before Christmas.

Pending

Federal Reserve to start Quantitative Easing (money printing) in 2026.

I made my prediction that they're going to start the money printing in 2026.

5 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to start Quantitative Easing (money printing) in 2026.

I made my prediction that they're going to start the money printing in 2026.

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Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.25% to 3.75% at the December 10th meeting.

Me personally, I believe that yes, they're going to cut interest rates by 0.25%, which is going to bring the Fed funds interest rate down from the current 4.0% 0% to 3.75%.

5 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 0.25% to 3.75% at the December 10th meeting.

Me personally, I believe that yes, they're going to cut interest rates by 0.25%, which is going to bring the Fed funds interest rate down from the current 4.0% 0% to 3.75%.

Pending

The price of silver will continue to increase significantly.

my prediction is that silver still has a long way to go up from here.

5 months ago Pending

The price of silver will continue to increase significantly.

my prediction is that silver still has a long way to go up from here.

Pending

Silver ETF demand will be greater in 2026 than in previous years.

I'm telling you that silver ETF demand in 2026. I'm expecting it to be greater.

5 months ago Pending

Silver ETF demand will be greater in 2026 than in previous years.

I'm telling you that silver ETF demand in 2026. I'm expecting it to be greater.

Pending

Institutional investor allocation of 0.25%-0.5% of portfolios to silver will lead to significantly higher silver prices.

If they start allocating even a quarter% or half a percent of their portfolios into silver, the market will not be able to handle that demand without significantly higher silver prices.

5 months ago Pending

Institutional investor allocation of 0.25%-0.5% of portfolios to silver will lead to significantly higher silver prices.

If they start allocating even a quarter% or half a percent of their portfolios into silver, the market will not be able to handle that demand without significantly higher silver prices.

Pending

A new Fed chair appointed by President Trump will ease monetary policy in May 2026.

Jay Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, he's going to be out of there. His term expires and President Trump's going to put in the new Fed chair. And that Fed chair is going to ease up on monetary policy just in time for the midterms.

5 months ago Pending

A new Fed chair appointed by President Trump will ease monetary policy in May 2026.

Pending

Federal Reserve money printing will drive the price of silver higher.

The more money that the Federal Reserve prints, like the more fiat dollars that they put out there, then it's just going to drive the price of silver higher.

5 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve money printing will drive the price of silver higher.

The more money that the Federal Reserve prints, like the more fiat dollars that they put out there, then it's just going to drive the price of silver higher.

Pending

The price of silver will increase due to supply and demand economics.

Therefore, the simple economics of supply and demand supports the argument that the so the price of silver is just going to go higher.

5 months ago Pending

The price of silver will increase due to supply and demand economics.

Therefore, the simple economics of supply and demand supports the argument that the so the price of silver is just going to go higher.

Pending

Silver demand will exceed supply for the fifth consecutive year in 2025.

2025 is going to be the fifth consecutive year where demand for silver is greater than the supply of silver.

5 months ago Pending

Silver demand will exceed supply for the fifth consecutive year in 2025.

2025 is going to be the fifth consecutive year where demand for silver is greater than the supply of silver.

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Inflation will reaccelerate after interest rate cuts, the end of Quantitative Tightening, and the resumption of money printing.

interest rate cuts come first and then they stop QT and then they turn the money printers back on and then of course inflation's going to reacelerate.

5 months ago Pending

Inflation will reaccelerate after interest rate cuts, the end of Quantitative Tightening, and the resumption of money printing.

interest rate cuts come first and then they stop QT and then they turn the money printers back on and then of course inflation's going to reacelerate.

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The next Federal Reserve Chair will be more dovish, tolerant of inflation, willing to cut interest rates aggressively, and supportive of growth and liquidity.

when the next Fed chair aligns more closely with President Trump's views about monetary policy? then you can expect a more doubbish Federal Reserve, more tolerance for inflation, a more you could say willingness to cut interest rates more aggressively, and more support for growth and liquidity.

5 months ago Pending

The next Federal Reserve Chair will be more dovish, tolerant of inflation, willing to cut interest rates aggressively, and supportive of growth and liquidity.

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Jerome Powell's term as Federal Reserve Chair will expire in May 2026, and President Trump will choose his replacement.

Jerome Powell, who's the chair of the Federal Reserve, his term is expiring. It's going to be over pretty soon, May of 2026. And who's going to be the person that chooses his replacement? It's going to be President Trump.

5 months ago Pending

Jerome Powell's term as Federal Reserve Chair will expire in May 2026, and President Trump will choose his replacement.

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Additional liquidity will cause investment prices to rise significantly, leading to severe inflation, forcing the Federal Reserve to 'slam on the brakes' and cause a severe market correction.

Dalio expects that this additional liquidity is going to push up the price of investments just higher and higher until inflation becomes so severe and then the Federal Reserve is going to have to respond by just slamming on the brakes. And that's that's going to cause a severe correction.

5 months ago Pending

Additional liquidity will cause investment prices to rise significantly, leading to severe inflation, forcing the Federal Reserve to 'slam on the brakes' and cause a severe market correction.

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Federal Reserve may need to buy up to $50 billion per month in assets in Q1 (2026).

Evercore, one of Wall Street's most respected macro firms, said that the Federal Reserve may need to buy up to $50 billion per month in the first quarter.

5 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve may need to buy up to $50 billion per month in assets in Q1 (2026).

Evercore, one of Wall Street's most respected macro firms, said that the Federal Reserve may need to buy up to $50 billion per month in the first quarter.

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Federal Reserve will kickstart Quantitative Easing (money printing) very shortly after December 1st.

I'm taking the educated guess that they're going to start the quantitative easing, the QE process. They're going to kickstart that very shortly.

5 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve will kickstart Quantitative Easing (money printing) very shortly after December 1st.

I'm taking the educated guess that they're going to start the quantitative easing, the QE process. They're going to kickstart that very shortly.

Pending

Federal Reserve's Quantitative Tightening will officially end on December 1st.

Quantitative tightening ends on December 1st. So that's not speculation. That is official. Confirmed by the Federal Reserve.

5 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve's Quantitative Tightening will officially end on December 1st.

Quantitative tightening ends on December 1st. So that's not speculation. That is official. Confirmed by the Federal Reserve.

Pending

Federal Reserve will resume money printing (Quantitative Easing) in 2026.

Back in 2024, I made the prediction that the Federal Reserve will start the money printing process again in 2026.

5 months ago Pending

Federal Reserve will resume money printing (Quantitative Easing) in 2026.

Back in 2024, I made the prediction that the Federal Reserve will start the money printing process again in 2026.

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There is a 19.9% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at both the December 2025 and January 2026 meetings.

And there's a 19.9% chance that they're going to cut interest rates at both the December meeting and the January meeting.

5 months ago Pending

There is a 19.9% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at both the December 2025 and January 2026 meetings.

And there's a 19.9% chance that they're going to cut interest rates at both the December meeting and the January meeting.

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There is a 70.1% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in December 2025 or January 2026.

And there's a 70.1% chance that they're going to cut interest rates at either this December meeting or at the meeting in January.

5 months ago Pending

There is a 70.1% chance the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in December 2025 or January 2026.

And there's a 70.1% chance that they're going to cut interest rates at either this December meeting or at the meeting in January.

Pending

The US unemployment rate will continue to trend upwards.

And I mean, all I can tell you is that the trend is going up. And the rate of unemployment is the most important single data point for the Federal Reserve when assessing the labor markets...

5 months ago Pending

The US unemployment rate will continue to trend upwards.

And I mean, all I can tell you is that the trend is going up. And the rate of unemployment is the most important single data point for the Federal Reserve when assessing the labor markets...

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Mortgage interest rates might see big changes in 2026.

But in 2026, yes, we might see some big changes in the rates for mortgage interest rates.

9 months ago Pending

Mortgage interest rates might see big changes in 2026.

But in 2026, yes, we might see some big changes in the rates for mortgage interest rates.

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Lower interest rates (after J. Powell's term) will lead to explosive growth for stocks, Bitcoin, and precious metals.

when that happens with lower interest rates, that's going to be explosive for stocks, for Bitcoin, for precious metals.

9 months ago Pending

Lower interest rates (after J. Powell's term) will lead to explosive growth for stocks, Bitcoin, and precious metals.

when that happens with lower interest rates, that's going to be explosive for stocks, for Bitcoin, for precious metals.

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A new Federal Reserve Chair appointed by Trump will aggressively cut interest rates after J. Powell's term ends in May 2026.

J. Powell's term is going to end in May of 2026 and Trump's going to appoint a new Fed chair that's going to cut interest rates aggressively. And if Powell delays rate cuts even longer, then the new Fed chair is going to cut even more aggressively to make up for it.

9 months ago Pending

A new Federal Reserve Chair appointed by Trump will aggressively cut interest rates after J. Powell's term ends in May 2026.

Pending

Another economic crisis will occur, followed by more government bailouts.

I see another economic crisis followed up by just more government bailouts.

9 months ago Pending

Another economic crisis will occur, followed by more government bailouts.

I see another economic crisis followed up by just more government bailouts.

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A housing market crash is not expected in 2026, partly due to anticipated money printing by the Federal Reserve causing inflation, which would likely prevent home prices from crashing.

So, do I think that there's going to be a housing market crash in 2026? I don't think so. And I want to remind you of this. You have to remember that the Federal Reserve is most likely going to print trillions of dollars. They're going to turn the money printers back on. And what's that going to do? That's going to cause more inflation. And do you think that home prices and the housing market are going to be immune to this? Personally, I don't think so. Like, I don't print trillions and the housing market crash. Like, it just doesn't m it doesn't add up for me.

5 months ago Pending

A housing market crash is not expected in 2026, partly due to anticipated money printing by the Federal Reserve causing inflation, which would likely prevent home prices from crashing.

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The US housing shortage is expected to persist until the end of the decade (approx. 2029-2031). The South is expected to eliminate its shortage in about 3 years (by 2028), the West in about 6.5 years (by mid-2032), while the Midwest and Northeast are not expected to see a resolution anytime soon.

The housing shortage is expected to persist until the end of the decade. So economists are saying on average that's going to last for another 5 to 7 years. But I just want you to know just like everything else, it's going to depend on your location. For the South, I mean, they're saying that it's going to be shorter. They're expected to eliminate the shortage in about three years due to faster construction. For the West, I it's slower. They're saying six and a half years. The Midwest and Northeast, I I'm just I'm just letting you know. They're saying that they don't see any resolution anytime soon. They're saying that it's going to be an ongoing issue.

5 months ago Pending

Pending

A housing market crash is not right around the corner (i.e., not in the immediate future, likely not within the next year or two).

And my answer is, well, eventually, yes. Of course, there's going to be a housing market crash at some point in the future. I mean, it's bound to happen, but is it right around the corner? So, I just want to say this. This was a headline from 2010. The last housing market crash was driven by foreclosures, which I mean that was that was driven by bad banking practices. But essentially, it all boils down to supply and demand. So, when you have this many foreclosures happening and these homes end up being sold, they end up on the markets and it floods the market with supply. Right? In 2010 alone, there were just under 3 million foreclosures. And just for some context, in all of 2024, so all of last year, about 4 million homes were sold in the US. So imagine what 3 million distressed homes hitting the market is going to do to prices. So people don't realize how crazy high that number was for 2010. And I just want to say that's not a housing market. That that's basically like a liquidation events. And of course that plummeted home prices. And 2010, that was just one year. 2008, 2009, and 2011, they were bad in terms of foreclosures as well. And home prices didn't bottom until 2012. But based on everything that we just discussed, foreclosures today are still relatively low. And if there's no massive flood of homes hitting the market, then how are home prices supposed to crash? So, listen, I'm not saying that home prices can't correct, but I mean, a crash is a totally different thing. That's not what the data suggests is right around the corner.

5 months ago Pending

A housing market crash is not right around the corner (i.e., not in the immediate future, likely not within the next year or two).

Pending

If the Supreme Court rules President Trump's tariffs illegal, tariff revenue will be under $100 billion.

If the Supreme Court says that President Trump's tariffs are illegal and they have to be voted through Congress, then most of the tariffs would be struck down and then the tariffs would only bring in under $100 billion.

5 months ago Pending

If the Supreme Court rules President Trump's tariffs illegal, tariff revenue will be under $100 billion.

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A $2,000 stimulus check will only be issued in 2026 if the economy craters or a bailout is needed.

the only way that the government's going to issue a stimulus check, especially of this size, is if the economy craters or if a bailout is needed, which threatens an economic cratering.

5 months ago Pending

A $2,000 stimulus check will only be issued in 2026 if the economy craters or a bailout is needed.

the only way that the government's going to issue a stimulus check, especially of this size, is if the economy craters or if a bailout is needed, which threatens an economic cratering.

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A $2,000 stimulus check will not be issued by the end of 2025.

If you're going to hope for this or expect this by the end of this year, you know, a month and a half from now, I would say no way. That's that's not going to happen.

5 months ago Pending

A $2,000 stimulus check will not be issued by the end of 2025.

If you're going to hope for this or expect this by the end of this year, you know, a month and a half from now, I would say no way. That's that's not going to happen.

Pending

There is a 27% chance President Trump will issue a $2,000 stimulus check by March 31, 2026.

the market says that there's a 27% chance that President Trump issues the $2,000 stimulus check by March 31st of next year.

5 months ago Pending

There is a 27% chance President Trump will issue a $2,000 stimulus check by March 31, 2026.

the market says that there's a 27% chance that President Trump issues the $2,000 stimulus check by March 31st of next year.

Pending

The chance of President Trump issuing a $2,000 stimulus check in 2025 is closer to 0%.

In my opinion, for that, it should be closer to 0%.

5 months ago Pending

The chance of President Trump issuing a $2,000 stimulus check in 2025 is closer to 0%.

In my opinion, for that, it should be closer to 0%.

Pending

There is a 7% chance President Trump will issue a $2,000 stimulus check in 2025.

the market believes that there's a 7% chance that President Trump's going to issue a $2,000 stimulus check in 2025.

5 months ago Pending

There is a 7% chance President Trump will issue a $2,000 stimulus check in 2025.

the market believes that there's a 7% chance that President Trump's going to issue a $2,000 stimulus check in 2025.

Pending

Tariff revenue for 2025 will be slightly under $300 billion.

The final figure for the year, it's going to come around slightly under $300 billion for the entirety of 2025.

5 months ago Pending

Tariff revenue for 2025 will be slightly under $300 billion.

The final figure for the year, it's going to come around slightly under $300 billion for the entirety of 2025.

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For 50-year mortgages to exist, major laws and regulations must change, requiring Congress and FHFA involvement, redesign of mortgage-backed securities, and investor willingness to buy 50-year mortgage bonds.

major laws and regulations must change. So, that would be a huge undertaking. Like, Congress would have to get involved. FHFA, they would have to rewrite rules and mortgage back securities would have to be redesigned, basically. And investors, of course, they're going to have to be willing to buy 50-year mortgage bonds.

5 months ago Pending

Pending

A $450,000 loan with a 50-year mortgage at 6.75% interest will result in over $1.1 million in total interest paid.

With a 50-year mortgage, look at that number. Over a million. 1,114,33 in interest.

5 months ago Pending

A $450,000 loan with a 50-year mortgage at 6.75% interest will result in over $1.1 million in total interest paid.

With a 50-year mortgage, look at that number. Over a million. 1,114,33 in interest.

Pending

The introduction of 50-year mortgages could instantly bring back bidding wars in the housing market.

this could bring back the bidding wars instantly.

5 months ago Pending

The introduction of 50-year mortgages could instantly bring back bidding wars in the housing market.

this could bring back the bidding wars instantly.

Pending

The introduction of 50-year mortgages will cause home prices to increase.

It actually makes home prices go up.

5 months ago Pending

The introduction of 50-year mortgages will cause home prices to increase.

It actually makes home prices go up.

Pending

A 50-year mortgage taken in 2025 will have a payoff date in 2075.

your mortgage payoff dates is going to be the year 2075.

5 months ago Pending

A 50-year mortgage taken in 2025 will have a payoff date in 2075.

your mortgage payoff dates is going to be the year 2075.

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A borrower with a 50-year mortgage on a $415,200 home (with 10% down and 6.17% interest) will still owe $386,000 after 30 years of payments.

after 30 years of payments, a 50-year borrower was still owed $386,000.

5 months ago Pending

A borrower with a 50-year mortgage on a $415,200 home (with 10% down and 6.17% interest) will still owe $386,000 after 30 years of payments.

after 30 years of payments, a 50-year borrower was still owed $386,000.

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Videos (2025)

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Will The Housing Market Finally Crash in 2026? (My Prediction)

4 months ago • 3 •

Will The Housing Market Finally Crash in 2026? (My Prediction)

4 months ago

Analyzed

How to Invest in 2026: Don’t Fight the Fed

4 months ago • 5 •

How to Invest in 2026: Don’t Fight the Fed

4 months ago

Analyzed

Inflation Cools to 2.7% — Even With Money Printers Back On

4 months ago • 5 •

Inflation Cools to 2.7% — Even With Money Printers Back On

4 months ago

Analyzed

The Jobs Report Shows a Labor Market in Big Trouble

4 months ago • 3 •

The Jobs Report Shows a Labor Market in Big Trouble

4 months ago

Analyzed

Fed Money Printing Starts on December 12th — Inflation Warning!

4 months ago • 11 •

Fed Money Printing Starts on December 12th — Inflation Warning!

4 months ago

Analyzed

Another U.S. Credit Downgrade Is Coming — Get Ready

5 months ago • 3 •

Another U.S. Credit Downgrade Is Coming — Get Ready

5 months ago

Analyzed

The Fed Just Set The Stage for a Major Market Rally in 2026

5 months ago • 4 •

The Fed Just Set The Stage for a Major Market Rally in 2026

5 months ago

Analyzed

Silver Just Hit a New All-Time High — Is This The Top or the Beginning?

5 months ago • 7 •

Silver Just Hit a New All-Time High — Is This The Top or the Beginning?

5 months ago

Analyzed

Fed's Money Printing is About to Start — Melt-Up Will Accelerate

5 months ago • 8 •

Fed's Money Printing is About to Start — Melt-Up Will Accelerate

5 months ago

Analyzed

The Fed Is Conflicted — Markets Are Losing Confidence (Bitcoin • Stocks • Gold • Silver)

5 months ago • 3 •

The Fed Is Conflicted — Markets Are Losing Confidence (Bitcoin • Stocks • Gold • Silver)

5 months ago

Analyzed

Housing Market Crash Fears Rise — Foreclosures Up 20% and Climbing

5 months ago • 3 •

Housing Market Crash Fears Rise — Foreclosures Up 20% and Climbing

5 months ago

Analyzed

$2,000 Stimulus Check Update — Trump Says "Dividend Will Be Paid"

5 months ago • 7 •

$2,000 Stimulus Check Update — Trump Says "Dividend Will Be Paid"

5 months ago

Analyzed

The Plan to Turn Americans into Permanent Renters (50 Year Mortgage)

5 months ago • 6 •

The Plan to Turn Americans into Permanent Renters (50 Year Mortgage)

5 months ago

Analyzed

Government Shutdown Resolved — BUT Another Crisis Hits in December & January

5 months ago • 11 •

Government Shutdown Resolved — BUT Another Crisis Hits in December & January

5 months ago

Analyzed

$2,000 Stimulus Check —Trump Confirms Tariff Dividend

6 months ago • 4 •

$2,000 Stimulus Check —Trump Confirms Tariff Dividend

6 months ago

Analyzed

America's Labor Market is Crashing — Fed Can't Ignore This

6 months ago • 4 •

America's Labor Market is Crashing — Fed Can't Ignore This

6 months ago

Analyzed

IRS $600 Tax Rule for 2025 Changed (Venmo - Cash App - PayPal)

6 months ago • 0 •

IRS $600 Tax Rule for 2025 Changed (Venmo - Cash App - PayPal)

6 months ago

Analyzed

America's $38 Trillion Debt Crisis — It's Spiraling Out of Control

6 months ago • 3 •

America's $38 Trillion Debt Crisis — It's Spiraling Out of Control

6 months ago

Analyzed

Government Shutdown Turning Into a National Crisis — SNAP Cuts, TSA Unpaid, Markets on Edge

6 months ago • 2 •

Government Shutdown Turning Into a National Crisis — SNAP Cuts, TSA Unpaid, Markets on Edge

6 months ago

Analyzed

The Fed Just Confirmed the Money Printing Pivot!

6 months ago • 6 •

The Fed Just Confirmed the Money Printing Pivot!

6 months ago

Analyzed

The Fed Will Print Trillions — What That Means for Home Prices

6 months ago • 8 •

The Fed Will Print Trillions — What That Means for Home Prices

6 months ago

Analyzed

CPI Inflation Report: Fed Cutting Rates, Money Printing Next!

6 months ago • 5 •

CPI Inflation Report: Fed Cutting Rates, Money Printing Next!

6 months ago

Analyzed

The 60/40 Investing Rule is Dead — Here's What's Replacing It

6 months ago • 8 •

The 60/40 Investing Rule is Dead — Here's What's Replacing It

6 months ago

Analyzed

The Fed Can’t Stop Now — Massive Money Printing Is Next

6 months ago • 4 •

The Fed Can’t Stop Now — Massive Money Printing Is Next

6 months ago

Analyzed

Government Shutdown Disaster — Total Chaos in Washington

6 months ago • 2 •

Government Shutdown Disaster — Total Chaos in Washington

6 months ago

Analyzed

Debasement Trade — The Hottest Investing Trend (My Advice)

7 months ago • 4 •

Debasement Trade — The Hottest Investing Trend (My Advice)

7 months ago

Analyzed

Jobs Report — Biggest Job Loss in Years, Fed Forced to Cut Rates

7 months ago • 10 •

Jobs Report — Biggest Job Loss in Years, Fed Forced to Cut Rates

7 months ago

Analyzed

Government Shutdown 2025 — What It Means for Your Money

7 months ago • 2 •

Government Shutdown 2025 — What It Means for Your Money

7 months ago

Analyzed

CPI Inflation Report — Why You Can't Trust it

7 months ago • 0 •

CPI Inflation Report — Why You Can't Trust it

7 months ago

Analyzed

Housing Market 2025 — Prices Stuck, Sales Crashing

7 months ago • 2 •

Housing Market 2025 — Prices Stuck, Sales Crashing

7 months ago

Analyzed

Trump Gaining Control of the Fed — What’s Ahead in 2026

7 months ago • 7 •

Trump Gaining Control of the Fed — What’s Ahead in 2026

7 months ago

Analyzed

The Great Melt-Up Continues — Fed Rate Cuts to Fuel Stocks, Gold, Bitcoin

7 months ago • 7 •

The Great Melt-Up Continues — Fed Rate Cuts to Fuel Stocks, Gold, Bitcoin

7 months ago

Analyzed

Fed Launches Aggressive Rate Cuts — Monetary Easing Cycle to Restart

7 months ago • 5 •

Fed Launches Aggressive Rate Cuts — Monetary Easing Cycle to Restart

7 months ago

Analyzed

Fed Will Cut Interest Rates Next Week (Despite Rising Inflation)

7 months ago • 4 •

Fed Will Cut Interest Rates Next Week (Despite Rising Inflation)

7 months ago

Analyzed

Dollar Crisis — The World Is Dumping Dollars and Buying Gold

8 months ago • 10 •

Dollar Crisis — The World Is Dumping Dollars and Buying Gold

8 months ago

Analyzed

Jobs Report Disaster — Fed Forced to Cut Rates More Quickly

8 months ago • 7 •

Jobs Report Disaster — Fed Forced to Cut Rates More Quickly

8 months ago

Analyzed

Tax Refund Surge Ahead — These People Will Get the Biggest Refunds!

8 months ago • 5 •

Tax Refund Surge Ahead — These People Will Get the Biggest Refunds!

8 months ago

Analyzed

US Debt Crisis — Trump’s New Plan to Fix It with Crypto & Gold

8 months ago • 2 •

US Debt Crisis — Trump’s New Plan to Fix It with Crypto & Gold

8 months ago

Analyzed

Car Market Update 2025 – Get Ready for Higher Prices from Tariffs

8 months ago • 8 •

Car Market Update 2025 – Get Ready for Higher Prices from Tariffs

8 months ago

Analyzed

Rate Cuts Trigger Inflation — Stocks, Gold, and Crypto Melt-Up

8 months ago • 11 •

Rate Cuts Trigger Inflation — Stocks, Gold, and Crypto Melt-Up

8 months ago

Analyzed

Stocks Rally on September Rate Cut — Jackson Hole Speech Changes Everything

8 months ago • 6 •

Stocks Rally on September Rate Cut — Jackson Hole Speech Changes Everything

8 months ago

Analyzed

US Debt Crisis — 2025 Is Even Worse Than 2024

8 months ago • 4 •

US Debt Crisis — 2025 Is Even Worse Than 2024

8 months ago

Analyzed

Term Loan for Small Businesses — Watch This BEFORE You Need One

8 months ago • 0 •

Term Loan for Small Businesses — Watch This BEFORE You Need One

8 months ago

Analyzed

Housing Market 2025 — Inventory Surges, Buyers Still Can’t Afford Homes

8 months ago • 15 •

Housing Market 2025 — Inventory Surges, Buyers Still Can’t Afford Homes

8 months ago

Analyzed

CPI Inflation Report: Interest Rate Cuts Triggered for Sept

8 months ago • 3 •

CPI Inflation Report: Interest Rate Cuts Triggered for Sept

8 months ago

Analyzed

Stock Market 2025 — Crash Coming or Time to Buy?

9 months ago • 3 •

Stock Market 2025 — Crash Coming or Time to Buy?

9 months ago

Analyzed

94.9% Chance of Interest Rate Cut in Sept – The Fed is in Trouble!

9 months ago • 5 •

94.9% Chance of Interest Rate Cut in Sept – The Fed is in Trouble!

9 months ago

Analyzed

Trump’s Tariffs Are Back — What This Means for Investors

9 months ago • 6 •

Trump’s Tariffs Are Back — What This Means for Investors

9 months ago

Analyzed

Fed Decision: No Interest Rate Cut — Here’s What Comes Next

9 months ago • 2 •

Fed Decision: No Interest Rate Cut — Here’s What Comes Next

9 months ago

Analyzed

This Builds Wealth Faster Than Anything Else

9 months ago • 0 •

This Builds Wealth Faster Than Anything Else

9 months ago

Analyzed

Home Prices Hit a Record High — Trump Proposes a Solution

9 months ago • 3 •

Home Prices Hit a Record High — Trump Proposes a Solution

9 months ago

Analyzed

Interest Rate Cuts Delayed — Fed Blames Tariff Inflation

9 months ago • 4 •

Interest Rate Cuts Delayed — Fed Blames Tariff Inflation

9 months ago

Analyzed

The Wealth Gap Is Tearing America in Two — And It’s About to Get Worse

9 months ago • 7 •

The Wealth Gap Is Tearing America in Two — And It’s About to Get Worse

9 months ago

Analyzed

CPI Inflation Report: Tariff Inflation is Just Beginning

9 months ago • 4 •

CPI Inflation Report: Tariff Inflation is Just Beginning

9 months ago

Analyzed

Trump Retaliates Against BRICS Plan to Replace US Dollar

9 months ago • 3 •

Trump Retaliates Against BRICS Plan to Replace US Dollar

9 months ago

Analyzed

Why I’m Investing in GigaStar — Before It Goes Mainstream

10 months ago • 2 •

Why I’m Investing in GigaStar — Before It Goes Mainstream

10 months ago

Analyzed

Trump’s New Tax Cuts Officially Pass: Final Details Revealed

10 months ago • 3 •

Trump’s New Tax Cuts Officially Pass: Final Details Revealed

10 months ago

Analyzed

Stock Market Soars — Rate Cuts and Easy Money Coming Soon

10 months ago • 4 •

Stock Market Soars — Rate Cuts and Easy Money Coming Soon

10 months ago

Analyzed

Why I’m Investing in Gold: The Dollar Can’t Be Trusted

10 months ago • 5 •

Why I’m Investing in Gold: The Dollar Can’t Be Trusted

10 months ago

Analyzed

M2 Money Supply Explosion: Why Stocks, Gold, Bitcoin Are Soaring

11 months ago • 5 •

M2 Money Supply Explosion: Why Stocks, Gold, Bitcoin Are Soaring

11 months ago

Analyzed

How to Build Wealth Faster — Even Smart People Miss This

11 months ago • 2 •

How to Build Wealth Faster — Even Smart People Miss This

11 months ago

Analyzed

Business Line of Credit: Get Approved NOW to Avoid a Future Crisis

11 months ago • 0 •

Business Line of Credit: Get Approved NOW to Avoid a Future Crisis

11 months ago

Analyzed

Why I’m Investing in Silver Now — Before the Price Surges

11 months ago • 3 •

Why I’m Investing in Silver Now — Before the Price Surges

11 months ago

Analyzed

Trump Ends The Penny: Here's What Happens Now

11 months ago • 7 •

Trump Ends The Penny: Here's What Happens Now

11 months ago

Analyzed

How Much Home You Can Afford in 2025 (By Salary)

11 months ago • 2 •

How Much Home You Can Afford in 2025 (By Salary)

11 months ago

Analyzed

Trump Tax Bill: No Tax on Tips, Overtime Pay, MAGA Accounts & More

11 months ago • 2 •

Trump Tax Bill: No Tax on Tips, Overtime Pay, MAGA Accounts & More

11 months ago

Analyzed

Why I Don’t Use a Savings Account Anymore (Earn 4.3% Instead)

1 year ago • 0 •

Why I Don’t Use a Savings Account Anymore (Earn 4.3% Instead)

1 year ago

Analyzed

How to Build Wealth With $0 — The Easy Way

1 year ago • 0 •

How to Build Wealth With $0 — The Easy Way

1 year ago

Analyzed

Fort Knox Gold Audit? This Is What Actually Happened

1 year ago • 0 •

Fort Knox Gold Audit? This Is What Actually Happened

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